Sentence examples for thing for cooks from inspiring English sources

"That's a big thing for cooks".

Harold McGee, for instance, discovered that the practice of whisking egg whites in copper bowls takes advantage of the fact that copper ions have a stabilizing effect on the resultant foam — a remarkable thing for cooks to have figured out by the eighteenth century.

Ms. Jaffrey's new book is very much based in her daily life in New York, and that is a good thing for cautious cooks: tame ingredients like grape tomatoes, melted cheese and pickled chili peppers from the "ethnic" aisle of the supermarket are just as likely to appear in her recipes as fenugreek seeds and curry leaves.

£16, Roullier White 7. Skeleton apron This fun apron is more for Halloween but the quirky design is certainly unique, made from cotton it is machine washable and just thing for a keen cook.

Sweet with spiced squash and choc-a-bloc full of festive fruit and nuts, this happily goes straight from freezer to oven, making it the ideal thing for the organised cook to stash in preparation for the big day.

Atherton's food isn't like that; it has a playfulness that is one of the hardest things for a cook to bring off.

For one thing, personal cooks and pot washers could raise embarrassing issues of class, not to mention immigration.

I've staked my claim on the I-can't-cook thing for quite some time.

IT'S one thing to cook for your television fans.

What was the last thing you cooked for someone else, and why?

But it's one thing to cook for and cater to 4,000 folks in two cities.