But parents (or "mums", if the BFF insists) are still, to a remarkable degree, cooking what was cooked for them.
Places to Eat There is a remarkable variety of cooking available around town -- Asian, Italian, French and, of course, New Mexican.
His still life featuring a fish being prepared for cooking is remarkable for its soft color and aspiration to volume over the customary linear pattern.
For my part, the familiar and irreplaceable qualities of Janet Ross's Leaves From our Tuscan Kitchen (reissued by Grub Street, £12.99) and the remarkable description of bourgeois cooking as it should be from the 1950s, by Patience Gray and Primrose Boyd, Plats du Jour (reissued by Persephone, £10), leave our current authors standing.
Exasperated by Gerald's tuneless singing, his vengeful cooking and his remarkable lack of a behind, Marta finally realised he was "utterly preposterous, and yet, impossibly, there is something almost touching about him".
I believe this model for teaching healthy eating and cooking, and its remarkable results, can be replicated in all sorts of institutions across the country and right in your own home.
This lady does her own cooking and said there is nothing remarkable about her kitchen.
Quite remarkable for a place where the only form of cooking is deep-frying.
She also tells the remarkable story of the most influential figure in the Soviet cooking landscape: Anastas Mikoyan, a high-ranking Politburo member who became the first "people's commissar" for food.
