Thus, a program for molecular gastronomy emerged: first, to model recipes, or culinary definitions; second, to collect and test culinary precisions; third, to scientifically explore the artistic component of cooking; and, finally, to scientifically explore the social aspects of cooking.
The soup made of onions, peanuts, fish, rice, squash, broad beans, chochos (lupine), corn (maize), lentils, beans, peas, and melloco (a highland tuber)—combines highland and lowland ingredients and is a culinary model of the union of diverse national characteristics.
"France is still far away from the Anglo-Saxon culinary model," the report said, which it defined as "no matter what, no matter when, no matter how and often alone".
In interviews, many black Southern chefs and even some of her fans said Ms. Deen's words seemed to reveal a disrespect for the people and traditions at the roots of Southern cuisine, the culture that made her famous, rich and a role model for many culinary entrepreneurs.
Modern Rome has the head turning good looks of a super model and the culinary prowess of a first class seductress.
At their best, izakaya meals can also be models of Japanese culinary poise and delicacy.
My culinary role model is instead my mother, who worked full time and cooked full time while my brother and I were growing up in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
The Girl Katie Fogarty, a model and a future culinary-school student.
An increasing number of outfits are following this model, offering a dose of culinary-oriented instruction along with outdoor adventure — a kind of "cooking school goes wild" for those with interests both active and gourmet.
The Girl: Katie Fogarty, a model with Next and a future culinary-school student.
