Sentence examples for longer cooking from inspiring English sources

More liquid means longer cooking time and the chance that you can over cook.

Cuts from the lower sections of the ribs (near the pig's belly) can also be quite tender when cooked correctly but are usually fattier and require longer cooking times to reach the perfect level of tenderness.

Bigger beets require longer cooking times, and it will be hard to keep all the beets evenly cooked.

"Most chefs over 50 are no longer cooking daily".

Behold: the chef is no longer cooking your tea.

"Nowadays," she said, "women are no longer cooking the complicated stuff.

In general, Turesky says, higher temperatures and longer cooking times lead to higher levels of HAAs and PAHs.

The prudent will go with meat dishes that can profit from longer cooking, particularly those that require less vigilance.

This means they take longer cooking to become tender enough so their flavor can really be appreciated.

Dr. Weiss, who lives in Wynnewood, Pa., has made some lifestyle changes since her diagnosis — filtering her tap water, no longer cooking in plastic, and buying hormone-free meat and organic fruit.

Most Asians, for instance, consider it inferior to white rice because of its shorter shelf-life, longer cooking time and unappealing taste and texture (Zhang et al. 2010).