Sentence examples for long culinary from inspiring English sources

Gluten has a long culinary history, and has become a common substitute for meat and tofu.

Scorpions and dogs made comebacks after the long culinary dry spell of the Mao years.

Despite a long culinary history and a large agricultural sector, modern Russia, from its supermarkets to its bistros, seems ambivalent about local, organic or even particularly fresh food.

Dandelions - high in vitamins A, C and K and rich in calcium, iron and manganese - have a long culinary history in Europe as a salad green, leaf vegetable, jam, wine and even as a coffeelike beverage.

Witness Carmine's Tuscan Grill in New Haven, whose menu reflects Connecticut's decade-long culinary flirtation with this region of Italy.

Though the suggested donation for dinner was a hefty $50 per person, all proceeds went to Culinary Corps, a charity that hosts a week-long culinary camp each summer in Maine for children with life-threatening illnesses.

Before long, his culinary skills were discovered, and he was assigned to the general.

Drama is provided in one direction by huge windows onto the park, and in the other by the glass-walled kitchen where the 20 or so chefs, led by Ashley Palmer-Watts, Blumenthal's long time culinary co-conspirator, dance around in a steamy choreography preparing the food.

As is true of so many of the city's lasting establishments, Shun Lee hasn't stayed open on the basis of its long-surpassed culinary merits.

IT is not often that I can solve two long-standing culinary problems in one dish, but that is the story here.

Since that opening in April, thousands have passed through the door of this small restaurant, indulging in dishes that range from wild rice casserole to elk with cranberries, and embracing Whiteduck Ringuette's efforts to revive long-neglected culinary traditions.