Sentence examples for straight cooking from inspiring English sources

BBC2 controller Kim Shillinglaw earlier this week appeared to call time on "straight cooking" or what she called "chop and cook" shows.

Alternatively, do this straight after cooking, to take advantage of the residual heat left over after cooking.

The brown-eyed, black-haired boy has come straight from a cooking class.

This is the sort of high-quality ingredient, straight-ahead home cooking you might have had if your mom like John's made spicy pork dumplings in ginger-soy broth, or smoked trout pâté, or thought to add a side of roasted tomato salsa to the rib eye.

Métro: Strasbourg-Saint-Denis. Open daily (closed Sat and Mon for lunch) Te Ve Pin arrived in France from Vietnam in 1968 and went straight into cooking school.

Let's get this straight: Professional cooking is hard, pressured and sometimes slightly dangerous, but let's not mistake cut fingers and scorched forearms for what happens in battle.

I can recall my mother cooking meals straight from Campbell's soup cans bought at the local A&P, and often forgetting to add the designated milk or water, but I remember that her decency was made from scratch.

It you did not have time to thaw your crab legs and are cooking them straight from a frozen state, add another 30 minutes to the cooking time.

And if you just want to be surprised by a new recipe, you can see recipes that Big Oven users nearby are cooking, or dive straight into a random one.

You're better off cooking your frozen pizza straight on the rack.

Remove from the bag and add straight to whatever dish you're cooking.