Sentence examples for which cuisine from inspiring English sources

What prize-winningly ugly dish is worth getting to know, which cuisine worth mastering?

You aren't quite sure which cuisine is calling you, but you know it's from somewhere between Marrakesh and Madagascar.

As always, the sport is in guessing which cuisine each stranger will attempt: a rugger-ish recruitment manager and an angular medical student don't disappoint.

I asked them to vote on which cuisine or theme they prefered.

And again, I couldn't tell exactly which cuisine it was from, but I am dead certain that wherever it is, I want to go back.

On Sundays, she would host brunches for fun; her friends from different parts of Mexico would get together and discuss which cuisine from which part of Mexico they wanted to feature, and then Maria would cook for everyone.

More recently, he opened two restaurants in Paris, and he has also helped write two books that are being published this year, the first of which, "Cuisines Paysannes," which roughly means "cooking from the farm," has just been released.

To improve these recommendations, you can now explicitly tell Maps which cuisines and restaurants you like.

Yelp figured out which cuisines were most common in each state by examining restaurant listings on its site.

America's diverse ethnic and racial makeup has many different cultural expressions, one of which is cuisine.

The Guide, first published in the spring of 1900, as a sourcebook for motorists, is the standard by which haute cuisine is judged.