Sentence examples for learn about cooking from inspiring English sources
Coupar Angus Primary School, Coupar Angus: a mini flat with a kitchen where children can learn life skills and work with their families to learn about cooking and healthy eating.
The older children made announcements at lunch time that anyone who wanted to participate in a particular activity (e.g., dance, cheerlead, learn about cooking, play a role playing game, arts and crafts) should meet at a specified location.
Learn about cooking power and special settings.
Learn about cooking halibut, snapper, grouper, flounder, tilapia, or salmon.
But I agreed to come and learn about cooking and IT and I quickly made friends and grew in self-esteem.
Anna Teresa Callen, who learned about cooking in her family kitchen in prewar Italy before becoming a successful cookbook author and cooking teacher in New York City specializing in Italian cuisine, died on June 3 in Chieti, in central Italy.
One thing I've learned about cooking sturdy grains like this (and the other grains we're working with this week) for salads is that they will absorb dressing better if you let them cook until they burst or splay.
But it isn't bad for that, if you can keep the snark about a stick-thin celebrity who used to be a vegan writing a book on what she learned about cooking from her wealthy television-producer father at bay (which is, let me tell you, difficult).
In my extensive experience, that shank is roasted to death and inedible; it's symbolic, I know, but imagine how much Jews of my generation might have learned about cooking had it been properly braised!
Some possible activities could be: Cooking, learning about cooking, learning about plants, animals, art, or music, going camping, having a picnic in the park (PB&J won't break the budget), watching a classic movie, sharing something you enjoyed from your childhood with your kids, and why you enjoyed it, telling stories about your life, playing cards, or something related to that.
