Sentence examples for ordered cooking from inspiring English sources

So when I read on the Internet about a new book which deals with this subject, I immediately ordered COOKING WITH ELLAMARIE, CELEBRITIES AND KIDS (Amazon and Barnes & Noble, about $37).

And, at the end of the block, the owner of Donna's Diner, taking orders, cooking food, trying to stay open.

I majored in short-order cooking.

The fish monger and the produce area (where a "vegetable butcher" will prep your artichokes and such to order for cooking at home) will also have restaurants with waiter service.

And there will be times when a person will choose to eat meat, but I think that there is an awareness when ordering or cooking that, if it is a meal without meat, it is perhaps a healthier, more moral meal.

So was the invitation into the kitchen to observe short-order cooking of the Burmese kind.

Marooned on a lonesome block, at the corner of 21st Street and 49th Avenue in Long Island City, Queens, the M. Wells diner serves a Québécois take on short-order cooking: from crab and egg hash to pickled pork tongue.

He notes the "excruciating banality" of Ian Fleming and writes about him, hilariously: "He has the cordon-bleu nerve to attack one of my favorite discoveries: American short-order cooking".

Tea stops in that part of the world were a joyous introduction to Persian short-order cooking, but there have been places where I stared in disbelief at the horrible disgusting mess that one was expected to shovel down.

The company said its 200 regional franchisee operator groups would be offered a selection of more than 40 items, including specialty sandwiches and desserts, that could be made by the company's new custom-order cooking system.

But perhaps we'll seek safer menu options, where haphazard to-order cooking might be less of an issue.