"years of cooking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe a period of time in which someone has been cooking, or the amount of experience they have in cooking. Example: After years of cooking, she has become a skilled chef and opens her own restaurant.
Similarly, we used a time-dependent binary variable for cooking (yes/no) in the men's model and coal type specific models; we included two time-dependent variables for different durations (20 40 years or ≥ 40 years) of cooking food, relative to a reference category of subjects who had not cooked food or cooked for < 20 years, in the women's model.
Think of all the berries I've wasted in my 50-plus years of cooking.
"They have collectively, oh, 500 years of cooking experience between them.
But after 12 years of cooking for him, Ms. Ahmed has developed confidence in her own recipes.
It took me something like 30 years of cooking lamb shanks to arrive at that idea, and it took two hours to execute.
After 25 years of cooking around the world on the road, she decided to start her own business: Arches Cookery School in Yorkshire.
But after a year of cooking in a kitchen so small that I smashed a piece of crockery every time I cooked, I needed to make changes.
It was inspired in part by the movie "Julie & Julia," about Julia Powell's year of cooking all the recipes in Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking".
In a new book, "The Farm," he chronicles a year of cooking with mostly farm-grown ingredients, including a simple dinner of soft-boiled eggs with peppery greens, ricotta and black walnuts from trees around the farmhouse.
One biomass burn-year was equivalent to one hour of biomass use per day multiplied by one year of cooking with biomass, or 365 hours cooking with biomass.
One thing Chef Steps has going for it is it already has a fairly enthusiastic cooking community, built through its years of creating cooking education content.
