Sentence examples for which cooks from inspiring English sources

Located in the Holiday Inn Park View near Orchard Road, this elegant Kashmiri restaurant, as the name implies, specializes in tandoori-style cooking, which cooks the food in a hot clay oven, and the kitchen is arranged so customers can watch their meals being prepared.

Getting ready for that counterrevolution here in Greeley involved a weeklong boot camp to relearn forgotten arts like kitchen math — projecting ingredients to scale when making, say, 300 pans of lasagna, which cooks were doing this week — and to brush up on safe cooking temperatures for meat.

"Chronicle," which cooks the genre down to its essential core, may provide an answer.

They are piped out into cup shapes and slowly dried at 140 degrees for eight hours, which cooks the eggs.

The Food Trail is a new spin on hawker centers, a Singaporean tradition in which cooks sell their signature dishes to admiring customers for low prices.

These greens are hearty, and they maintain about 50 percent of their volume when you cook them, unlike spinach, which cooks down to a fraction of its volume.

No one agrees on which cook popularized them.

Here I've paired shrimp with broccoli rabe, which cook in about 10 minutes flat.

Burning fossil fuels adds to greenhouse-gas emissions, which cook the planet.

Pkhali, or mkhali, is a Georgian dish in which cooked and raw vegetables meet.

They moved the four-burner electric induction stove and Flashbake ovens, which cook with high-intensity halogen lamps.