Sentences with phrase «while television cooking»

Here, Chef Eliseo Ibarra Ramos prepares a special menu while television cooking personality, Yolanda Yanar, gives step by step explanations on the menu's preparation.

Not exact matches

While Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the Apple TV represents the «future of television,» his company's show - and - tell session dedicated a large chunk of its time to the device's gaming capabilities.

Immigration has resulted in more ethnic restaurants while food blogs and television cooking shows have inspired more home cooking using all kinds of chile peppers.

While living in London, Curtis appeared in several U.K. cooking shows before catching the eye of television producers in Australia and the U.S. Curtis opened his first solo restaurant Maude in 2014, which continues to receive rave reviews from respected outlets, such as Time, Travel + Leisure, Eater LA, LA Magazine, Angeleno and more.

I have guilt sometimes about watching television while I cook.

Rin grips Juney's hand while they sit in the waiting room, her palms sweating as she scans every inch of the place: walls too white, lights too bright, posters too cheerful, a television screen as big as a door blasting a cooking show.

Yes, your English Bulldog does require time and attention, but it can be as simple as cuddling in bed while you watch television, playing with a toy while dinner is cooking, or just going for a short walk.

The entire main floor is perfect for entertaining a large family or group either while cooking, enjoying the fire or watching television.

Our fully enclosed camp kitchen is a great place for gatherings for families and friends it can seat twelve people and is equipped with free BBQS, full stove and oven, microwave, refrigerator, sink with hot and cold water and a television so you can watch your favourite show while you cook your dinner.

While reality television will have them make children's food out of monkfish, Overcooked is willing to literally throw their cooks into the bowels of hell and demand a proper risotto.

At the end of 2007, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched a television commercial that lampooned carbon reductions, depicting a family sleeping in full winter garb, a man cooking eggs over candles, and people jogging to work in business suits, while the narrator intoned: «Climate legislation being considered by Congress could make it too expensive to heat our homes, power our lives, and drive our cars.»

The first floor of my house has an open floor plan with the kitchen / dining room completely open to each other and because I like having the tv on while I'm cooking, I wanted to incorporate a television into this space without it «taking over».