Sitting down with Barrymore and Collette at a New York hotel last week toward the end of a long press day, the pair's energy ebbed and flowed during our brief chat, but their dedication to each other was apparent, especially when talk turned to mutual cooking-school aspirations.
He discovered a mutual love of cooking and gardening, and a zeal for socializing.
A week later, when they had dinner together, Ms. McNulty said, "We found we had mutual passions for cooking, teaching and for mathematics and science".
Then I went with my wife to his restaurant, which was done up beautifully by a friend of ours, and we had several fantastic dinners there, and through the mutual admiration of his cooking and him coming to chat with us, we became friends.
The association between socio-demographic variables and each measure of time spent cooking, after mutual adjustment for all other variables, was explored using separate regression models.
In the front seats, we connected over a mutual love of food, wine, cooking and music, and were married in June 1976 on one of the hottest days of the year.
Forget about anything else: who does the cooking, who does the cleaning, mutual respect, mutual values… all that stuff is irrelevant.
EXPANDING on the theory that customers should know whether the cooks are eating their own cooking, the Securities and Exchange Commission has begun to require mutual fund companies to disclose whether their independent directors are investing money in the funds they oversee.
Aren't we sufficiently grown-up to accept the notion that cooking can be about camaraderie and mutual support rather than competitive back-stabbing?
It consists of private houses or flats with shared facilities, such as communal cooking and washing areas, and the residents offer mutual support.
One reason is that most mutual fund managers do not, as Mr. Lowenstein puts it, "eat their own cooking".
