Sentence examples for to cookbook from inspiring English sources
noun
A book or an encyclopedia of recipes and cookery tips.
Often the introductory notes to cookbook recipes are throwaways.
THE HOW NOT TO COOKBOOK: Lessons Learned the Hard Way.
Still, the psychological ties that bind cook to cookbook can be strong.
We crafted a dependency graph in which each vertex v corresponds to a cookbook and each edge e= v,w) represents a dependency from cookbook v to cookbook w.
Valenzuela opened her eponymous showroom in October next door to Cookbook, a bustling green grocer that sells organic produce along with burrata, olive oils and prepared foods.
My go-to cookbook is … the Carnation Evaporated Milk cookbooks I had as a kid.
And because the iPad has become my go-to cookbook in the kitchen, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Yumm launches a native iPad app (We're told an iPad app is on the way).
When it comes to cookbooks, my tastes are … unconventional.
Lacking a family recipe, I turned to cookbooks for guidance.
There was no order to cookbooks: a cake recipe might be followed by a mutton one.
"The trade in old cookbooks used to be more for collectors," said Frank Daniels, author of "Collector's Guide to Cookbooks".
