I mean, I've
stopped cooking because it takes up too much time.
Not exact matches
If you want people to
stop eating pork and shellfish
because you don't know how to properly
cook it without causing disease and death to your people, make eating it a sin punishable by death.
I eventually
stopped because my parents got sick of
cooking the same old things over and over again and I just couldn't find the time since I was in the process of exams when I first started.
I boiled the same pot of water three different times
because the first time I started it, my mom told me she was going to go straight to my uncle's and wouldn't be
stopping for dinner
because they were behind schedule, my aunt and cousin figured they'd wait till my uncle's party to eat, and then finally I got to
cook the pasta when our friends arrived.
I had
stopped looking for
cook books and recipes many years ago,
because they just weren't worth the time or money and had perfected some of my own.
I also
cooked fava beans using a pressure
cooker: I had to
stop after ten minutes
because they make a lot of thick foam; next time I'll bring to the boil and skim it before closing the pot.
Simon and his partner really want to
cook more nutritious food at home and
stop relying on unhealthy takeaways, but
because both of them work it's just so hard to find the time to get organised in the kitchen,
cook, and then clean up too.
Then, for some reason, I
stopped (probably
because Jordan
stopped eating everything but pizza and grilled cheese) and I never got back into the groove of
cooking with zucchini.
And I didn't want to do what I always do, which is just
cook it with vanilla and sugar and eat it on yogurt,
because I've
stopped really eating any dairy now.
When you turn the oven to full heat and begin to
cook the bread, the bread
stops rising
because the high temperature
stops the carbon dioxide.
These are great — the sesame seeds give a great crunch, but I had to
cook at a lower temperature to
stop from burning and I use foil instead of paper
because the paper starts to smoke.
But, the good news is I haven't really
stopped creating content for the blog,
because I haven't
stopped cooking at all... the managing the blog has been the achilles heel for sure.
Both were slated to close Saturday, but the Orland location, which opened in 2007, was closed early
because cooks and wait staff
stopped coming to work once they were informed of the impending...
I have a question: if BLBT or LFBT is considered to be the same as beef
because it comes off a steer, what's to
stop BPI from
cooking hair, hide, hooves, and horns into slop and calling it «beef?»
As we age, many of us aren't satisfied with where we are
because we've
stopped making time to reflect, engage in social activities, or even prepare a nutritious home
cooked meal.
But, if you love eating them
cooked, it doesn't make sense for you to
stop eating
cooked beets
because raw beets are more nutritious.
(If it works for you then don't let me
stop you) Pumpkin seed oil is sold technically as a
cooking oil but it does not clog pores
because of its high amount of linoleic oil.
Be sure to
stop by and see what she
cooked up
because she has the BEST graphic tees.
And you
stop by Jaibalito on the way home
because you've heard that a restaurant there
cooks the best hamburgers in Guatemala.
I
stopped to
cook lunch in the middle of the presentation
because it was so dull.
Just
because it's winter, doesn't mean you have to
stop summer habits — like going to the market and buying fresh food to
cook at home, or going out for a nice brunch on a Saturday.
perhaps people don't believe in AGW
because leading AGW scientists have been caught
cooking their data... and then lying about
cooking their data... and then taking as gospel data from trade publications but pretending it's from peer - reviewed scientific journals... and then, after having been caught out on it all, pretending that it doesn't matter anyway
because it's just true, dammit, and
stop questioning it!
I haven't bought a container with a lid
because I won't want to wash my hands before placing items in the bin, then wash my hands before continuing
cooking, and once the lid gets dirty I will be too grossed out and
stop using it.
I'm known around the office as «the chef,» people from other departments are always
stopping by to ask me
cooking questions, which has raised my profile in the company, and I've been offered a lot of new opportunities
because of that.