Sentence examples for microwave cookery from inspiring English sources
"The early Amana models were absolutely fantastic," says Jacqueline Mariani, an Amana early adopter who, fresh from university, ran a microwave cookery school in London.
You can still get an eyeful of fanciness (try the pretty Buttlands, all Georgian windows Farrow & Balled to the hilt), it's just evened out by ordinary pleasures, like crabbing over French's chips on the quay, trundling along not one but two narrow-gauge railways, and mooching around crazily crammed secondhand bookshops selling 1980s cookbooks on microwave cookery for 50p.
The figures conjure up sad visions of a nation slumped collectively on the sofa, watching cookery shows while forking supermarket curry mouthwards from a microwave tray.But there are seasonal signs that British cooking might be hurried rather than wholly outsourced.
"The Revolution Will Not Be Microwaved" moves from anodyne topics such as seed saving and urban gardening to dirt eating, feral foraging, cannabis cookery, and the raw-milk underground.
Apprenticeship Professional cookery.
Cookery Writer and Broadcaster.
COMPUTING is similar to cookery.
"Not going to cookery school.
