A term used by French cooks to
describe food cooked in tightly sealed packets of parchment paper, there are taste benefits, health benefits, and presentation benefits for cooking this way.
Not exact matches
A former
cook at restaurants like Manhattan's Gramercy Tavern and Soho House, Mast
describes himself as the typical «Brooklyn,
food - curious person who wanted to get to the bottom of how
food is made.»
Jean de Lery, in the account of his adventures among the Indians of Brazil, about 1557,
describes the wooden grating set up on four forked posts, «which in their language they call a «boucan;» on this they
cooked food with a slow fire underneath, and as they did not salt their meat, this process served them as a means of keeping their game and fish.
To: A
Cook from Planet Earth: The process you
describe is exactly how I learned to make yogurt from my Lebanese grandmother who had never even heard of a
food thermometer.
The word «jerk» is used as both a noun to
describe the seasoning applied to
food that is smoked for a long time, and as a verb to explain the process of slow
cooking that is used.
Lead researcher Joan
Cook - Mills, a professor of allergy - immunology at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois,
described the findings as a «major advance in our understanding of how
food allergy starts early in life».
Simply prepare the fruit using one of the methods
described above, then place it in a
food processor and blitz until smooth — or simply mash the
cooked fruit thoroughly.
I think what you
describe is the lowest common denominator of good nutrition: whole
foods,
cooked in ways that mirror home
cooking (not shipped in already frozen and shot full of stuff that makes them tweak your dopamine receptors in ways that homecooked
food never could), and menus that look like home -
cooked food, too (totally agree with the «carnival
food» thing).
That's a mouthful to
describe a lab that studies something simple: how the process of
cooking changes the structure and taste of
food.
He
described the use of
cooked foods in every culture he visited and specifically recommended that grains and most vegetables be
cooked.
The categories
describe how or if the
food was processed (raw,
cooked, dried, wild, etc.) along with the product name, brand, sourcing, and country of origin.
Cooking for Mr. Latte by Amanda Hesser Amanda Hesser is a food reporter for the New York Times (and author of The Essential New York Times Cookbook), and here she describes cooking her way into the man who would become her husband's
Cooking for Mr. Latte by Amanda Hesser Amanda Hesser is a
food reporter for the New York Times (and author of The Essential New York Times Cookbook), and here she
describes cooking her way into the man who would become her husband's
cooking her way into the man who would become her husband's heart.
«What a feast we had» Two food lovers with a passion for cooking and each other To
describe the writing of a cookbook in the anniversary month of 9/11 does not seem odd to me.
The
food processor comparison is an apt one, because we found ourselves constantly
describing it as such, but adding that «it also
cooks.»
When a customer asks Alexa to
cook something, Alexa will ask follow - up questions as needed to determine how to
describe the
food being
cooked and what directive to send.
A successful resume sample for Catering
Cook describes responsibilities like storing supplies, planning menus, preparing
food, reducing waste, being prepared for extra guests, and respecting
food hygiene standards.
Top requirements
described in most resume samples are
cooking skills, sushi preparation expertise, creativity,
food safety expertise, good hand - eye coordination, and teamwork.
Excellent communication skills used to
describe and train chefs in the best ways to
cook design and present
foods