Though they're used to the hustle and bustle of cooking massive amounts of food, the past two weeks have taken a more urgent tone.
Others make cooking massive amounts of bacon and giving it away to strangers their annual art project, which was definitely more enjoyable than the station with a 'magic button' that randomly gave you either an electric shock, or shot of a blast of fire into the air.
Soon after the constitution was signed on 20 September, demonstrators blocked the main border crossing with India at Birgunj, which receives over half the country's imports, leading to massive shortages of fuel, cooking gas, medicines and other essential supplies across the country.
Under the Khmer Rouge, starving people were forced to find food any way they could – including hunting, killing and cooking the massive tarantulas that are found all over the country.
It's a massive fete with the chefs cooking for more than 7,000 people between the Creative Arts Emmys (which took place last Sunday) and the Primetime Emmys.
"West European societies," he once wrote, "are unprepared for the massive immigration of brown-skinned peoples cooking strange foods and not exactly maintaining Germanic standards of hygiene".
All we're waiting for now are some politicised shredding from Morello, a couple of massive drops from Sonny Moore, and we're cooking on gas.
I caught it before I filed, but I still had this gut-wrenching feeling that I'd narrowly avoided getting dragged off to jail for cooking the books to score a massive undeserved refund.
Nokia's business was cooking on gas in the mid 2000s, with massive profits and phone shipments keeping their shareholders happy and clamouring for more of the same.
He's also got a wood-fired grill for cooking Catalan-style pork sausage and the massive bone-in rib-eyes he ages in-house.
