Cooks talk, cooks go out to eat, and cooks learn.
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One of the lineup's best-sellers, the 9-in-1 DUO Plus, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, sterilizes, warms, cooks eggs, cooks rice, makes yogurt, and makes cake.
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One of the lineup's best-sellers, the 9-in-290 DUO Plus, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, sterilizes, warms, cooks eggs, cooks rice, makes yogurt, and makes cake.
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Chefs and head cooks Female chefs and head cooks are most likely to marry male chefs and head cooks.
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Katie cooks often, and from what he can smell, Katie cooks well.
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Ms. Mar cooks animals, of course, but she also cooks for animals.
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Cooks — including line cooks — work at each of the Disney Parks restaurants.
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It makes yogurt, cooks rice, sautés, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, and warms, and has 14 built-in smart programs to take the lead on common recipes.
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These are recipes for home cooks, made using the same tools home cooks have.
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This floral Instant Pot comes in the form of the six-quart LUX, the 6-in-1 model that pressure cooks, slow cooks, sautés, cooks rice, steams, and warms.
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Bad cooks, good cooks, sexual, maternal, feminine, tough in business, interested in fashion, cultural, empathetic.
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These cooks pass their knowledge of regional pickles and house styles by working alongside other cooks.
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A Social takes 20 cooks to run, and it's getting harder and harder to find great cooks.
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It's something confident cooks do all the time, and yet cooks of any skill level can learn it.
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When a man cooks well he is a chef, when a woman cooks well she is a good woman.
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The seven-in-one appliance pressure cooks, sautés, steams, slow cooks, warms, and makes eggs, rice, soup, yogurt, and more.
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Cooks Venture picks up $12 million to rethink agriculture from the ground up The answer now can be Cooks Venture.
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It's a perfect example of cooks helping other cooks, which is always a good thing when it comes to dinner.
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She then recommended me to five other Indonesian cooks, and then to 20 other cooks, and so on and so on.
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This electric pressure cooker not only slow cooks and sears, but it also steams, stews, roasts, bakes, warms, and cooks rice!
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It has a really high price, but it successfully slow cooks and pressure cooks food in one easy-to-use appliance.
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The settlement will benefit 38,000 California low- or minimum-wage cooks and cashiers The settlement will benefit 38,000 California low- or minimum-wage cooks and cashiers The settlement will benefit 38,000 California low- or minimum-wage cooks and cashiers The settlement will benefit 38,000 California low- or minimum-wage cooks and cashiers America is changing fast!
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Where I work we have more female cooks than the average kitchen, because our restaurant serves organic food, which attracts female cooks.
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Tom Brady immediately found Brandin Cooks for a huge 23-yard reception, but after Cooks looked for some space to run, he was absolutely laid out on a huge helmet-to-helmet hit by Malcolm Jenkins that left Cooks briefly motionless on the field.
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It has a really high price, but The Fast Slow Pro 6-Quart from Breville successfully slow cooks and pressure-cooks food in one easy-to-use appliance.
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Housed in an old theater on the outskirts of the city, the Refettorio cooks free meals with leftovers from shops, following recipes created by Bottura and other famous cooks.
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In 473, when Saki wrote, "The cook was a good cook, as cooks go, and as cooks go, she went," this lapidary witticism would have fallen on kind ears.
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Through the partnership with GWFG, Cooks can start to ramp up commercialization of its chickens, which are currently sold through some retailers, on the Cooks website and on FreshDirect.
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He believes the enthusiasm, freedom of cooks to make what they want when they want and the ability of customers to interact with cooks make this new venture totally unique.
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Ray Lewis & Rohan Marley
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Action Bronson & Missy Robbins
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HOUSTON — No matter what, cooks are going to cook.
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"There are too many cooks in the kitchen — and the cooks change shift annually," former Blackwater CEO Erik Prince wrote in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal back in May.
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For South Asian Cooks, Yogurt Starter Is an Heirloom (2019) Homemade yogurt is central to South Asian cuisines, and home cooks hand down their distinctive starter cultures, wherever they are in the world.
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And, just go with me here, food that cooks itself?
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There is, as always, the risk of too many cooks.
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People will think that this is how your mother cooks.
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They were doctors, business people, seamstresses, cooks, security guards, engineers.
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That's why all the cooks always pay attention with that.
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Shivakumar's team of cooks prepares dry snacks throughout the year.
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She cooks; she crafts; she hosts guests; she lives alone.
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Issa cooks him breakfast and begins overcompensating for her crimes.
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They aim to erase pay discrepancies between servers and cooks.
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What's the one cooking tip you give to novice cooks?
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It cooks on high pressure for eight minutes, and viola!
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He cooks [and] takes care of all the handy stuff.
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"There are no skilled cooks in the kitchen," he says.
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Several "One Pot cooks" also appeared to be recently manufactured.
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In another, she cooks hot pot inside a water dispenser.
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This sounds obvious, but most home cooks overcook their fish.
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And there are different cooks, which to me is important.
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The groups use children as messengers, informants, cooks and porters.
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The "almost pizza" (his words) then cooks for 10 minutes.
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He also appeared on Worst Cooks In America: Celebrity Edition.
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READ MORE: This Indian Chef Only Hires Female Home Cooks
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Now I have cooks and I teach them my recipes.
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We determine what producers produce, suppliers supply, and cooks cook.
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"Everybody cooks their pasta al dente, don't they?" she continues.
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From MOLTISSIMO: Mario Cooks for Wes Avila and Nicholas Morgenstern
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For real cooks, it's a place they can work in.
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Mexican cooks use cilantro and cheese, from Asia and Europe.
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Actually, I help a lot when she cooks for me.
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My cooks and I are shepherds of these chefs' works.
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Then, a team of cooks shopped and recreated the dishes.
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In the same pan, Damon cooks down butter and flour.
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He cooks fish that are plentiful and, not coincidentally, cheaper.
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Quite the contrary: The cabbage releases water as it cooks.
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A lot of our cooks don't live in the city.
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Modern recipes for caramelized oranges abound, particularly among British cooks.
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Rosie Perez and Ben Anderson
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Like many Latin cooks, she prides herself on her rice.
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I view cooks on TV with both envy and suspicion.
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His mother buys the groceries and cooks delicious breakfast pizza.
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It still irritates me if someone else cooks Mina's food.
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As the saying goes, too many cooks spoil the broth.
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My mom, dad, and immediate grandparents were all incredible cooks.
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Waris Ahluwalia and Elettra Wiedemann
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An everyday stainless steel frying pan that professional cooks love
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We're a solid group of home cooks here, after all.
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"Tens of them tell me they were cooks," he said.
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While she cooks I eat a few peppers and cucumbers.
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A meal is a joint effort between cooks and eaters.
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Just keep painting it on the meat as it cooks.
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Now, he cooks and appreciates a good wine pairing. 2318.
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Kyle Mooney and Beck Bennett
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What they and their cooks do, you can too, generally.
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It also offers cooks new possibilities for tastes and textures.
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It keeps the meal fresh, for cooks and guests alike.
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Cooks finished the day with six receptions for 149 yards.
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He sings in the choir and cooks for church events.
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But more than anything, he left his mark on cooks.
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Cooks also does its own processing at its own plant.
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We're looking for cooks, if you guys need a job.
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But anyone else, especially starter cooks, should gobble it up.
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But cooks are different now, and so are hot dogs.
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We home cooks just treasure it and pass it around.
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More cooks in the CFIUS kitchen is not the answer.
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Cooks here have the weight of history on their shoulders.
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Picture Prompts Who cooks dinner most often in your household?
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Gloves, once disdained by serious cooks, are suddenly a necessity.
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Gloves, once disdained by serious cooks, are suddenly a necessity.
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I had to hire the cooks and do the menus.
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Josh Norman can't play Robin Hood, but Brandin Cooks can.
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And, you know, most home cooks tend to be women.
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It doesn't help that cooks don't make that much money.
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It's a place to connect with other home cooks and members of our community, to share tips and tricks and to talk with the supernice people I work with every day, scratch cooks all.
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NFC Championship stats: 7 receptions, 107 receiving yards One thing to know: Woods might see more targets than Brandin Cooks, but there's little doubt that Cooks leads Woods when it comes to big-play potential.
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Hogan and his fellow receiver Brandin Cooks had crisscrossed on the play, with Cooks planting a sturdy shoulder block on P. J. Williams, the New Orleans defender covering Hogan, allowing Hogan to run away unaccompanied.
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The year-round favorite cooks up nicely in the great outdoors.
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If passed, AB 626 would help protect home cooks like Ruelas.
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Too fat, and the outside will char before the inside cooks.
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Like other women on the island, Lydia hunts octopus and cooks.
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In Japan, her chef friend Yuri cooks a celebratory tai meshi.
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He's not the greatest of cooks, but I appreciate the effort.
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Each week Rosanna Pansino cooks up a new geeky baking tutorial.
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WATCH THIS: Chrissy Teigen Cooks a Summer Feast with PEOPLE Now
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A Michelin-star chef cooks the kids' meals, the post mentions.
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My cousins were all butchers, and everybody in my family cooks.
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Now, they will be earning the same as fast-food cooks.
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Like Malhotra, Anju Jain is another chef who cooks with ghee.
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Others are used as cooks, porters, messengers, scouts, mascots or spies.
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With so many cooks in the kitchen, often nothing gets done.
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"I don't know how not-professional cooks do this," Flay says.
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I restaffed the restaurant with some incredible cooks, most in recovery.
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Like PopChef, Nestor cooks everything in-house and delivers hot meals.
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" Cooks continued, "We're going to need you out there, all right?
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WATCH: What Chef Carla Hall Really Cooks for Dinner Serves: 8
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Finally, a Character Study cooks up a lesson in second chances.
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They are very sweet women, however they are not professional cooks.
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In Argentina there is a hierarchy for these kind of cooks.
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Now he cooks four main courses at Hotput Hutspot every week.
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You farm families, and teachers, and teamsters, and cops, and cooks.
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So, are cooks in commercial kitchens flat out of a job?
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Mr. Pulega, who oversees the kitchen, cooks from his mother's recipes.
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Q: In English, we say too many cooks spoil the broth.
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The other thing is that Gus's takes nine cooks to run.
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Some of the cooks referred to me teasingly as the Kid.
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They used to require their line cooks to have particular experience.
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Usually white, male chefs command a "line" of white, male cooks.
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Both women are exceptional cooks in the elaborate Mexican home style.
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Brown wasn't even accepted by other blacks at Glenview -- the cooks.
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Older recipes are very stern about skimming soup as it cooks.
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R. cooks the salmon while I make mushrooms and sweet potatoes.
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That kind of subtlety is a stretch for many American cooks.
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When she cooks, it's not exclusively food from a particular cuisine.
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The air fry feature cooks quickly and everything turns out great.
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The pasta cooks while the meatballs and the pan sauce marry.
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Then, he cooks the peppers and onions in the sausage fat.
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Would that make Cooks or anyone else less worthy of respect?
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And thus the problems of cooks and cooking will be solved.
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It had an open kitchen where cooks were hard at work.
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So Brandin Cooks surprised him with tickets to the big game!
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The cost of housing has priced out teachers and line cooks.
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Ms. Siddappa, who cooks a lot, found the kitchens barely serviceable.
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Chefs have started using it, and it's sold for home cooks.
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"She cooks and I bake and that makes us very compatible!"
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There are far more chefs who are just really good cooks.
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One of my friends cooks vegan food, and she caters events.
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If the car gets too hot, the plant cooks and dies.
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I think British cooks in general know when to be restrained.
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Two Southern cooks chew on questions of culture, identity and cuisine.
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It's not surprising, then, that Moran thinks visually when she cooks.
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He customizes fast cars — full-size and remote control — and cooks.
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Over time, I figured it out by watching more experienced cooks.
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They go for long walks, they do yoga, and Meghan cooks.
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After all, what is Cooks Venture actually growing on its farm?
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There's an old saying that too many cooks spoil the broth.
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Cooks has been ruled out for the rest of the game.
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The bar sits eight, and no one cooks but Mr. Matsuhisa.
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Among the many: Will Brandin Cooks succeed in the Patriots' system?
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Add a few whole basil leaves while the sauce cooks. 5.
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Letter of Recommendation In my father's house, my stepmother cooks dinner.
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When Dominic cooks, the counters are spotless and the dishes clean.
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For most shakshuka recipes, cooks slide in whole eggs to poach.
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Up to then, African-Americans could only be cooks and stewards.
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They were cooks at Italian restaurants before opening their food truck.
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Now she cooks to remember her grandmother, who died last spring.
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If you can get them the way Noma cooks them, sure.
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We are, and with a growing community of cooks to boot.
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Most line cooks don't receive formal recipes from which to cook.
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Another cousin cooks teriyaki chicken — Seattle style, with ginger and garlic.
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Balancing the needs of diners, cooks and couriers is fiendishly complicated.
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Diners and waiters and cooks and busboys scattered throughout the building.
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KILLER EGGS After a few cups of coffee, Angel cooks breakfast.
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Gurley and Brandin Cooks had touchdown receptions in the first half.
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I know the word "brined" is anathema to most weekday cooks.
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Recently, more home cooks have begun learning their way around lamb.
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In one video, she cooks hot pot in the water cooler.
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My roommate often cooks but is a bit reckless at times.
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Cooks Venture chicken feed is grown specifically for Cooks Venture chickens, which have been selected over many, many generations of Heritage chickens to have the best digestive health, and are given unrestricted access to the outdoors.
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Cooks has to compete with more weapons than those four receivers, but if Cooper Kupp isn't fully recovered from a torn ACL and if Todd Gurley's knee issues continue, Cooks could be in line for more work.
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It cooks beautiful and you can pretty much put anything in there.
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Los Angeles receiver Brandin Cooks finished with eight catches for 107 yards.
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ATK's big beef with the Duo is that it slow-cooks poorly.
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Or, do they discourage home cooks from learning certain important kitchen skills?
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In Australia, cooks are actually switched on and know what they're doing.
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He buys the produce that he wants and cooks want he wants.
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She cooks a Blue Apron meal, and it looks bland as shit.
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The answer was of course I should—this is what cooks do.
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Here are 9 other grilling mistakes even seasoned BBQ cooks make . 3.
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Sometimes, the best advice comes from science-minded cooks on the Internet.
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Waiters and waitresses Female waitresses are most likely to marry male cooks.
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She cooks, he tastes and the verdict is preserved for internet posterity.
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Marthas: Infertile women who work as caretakers and cooks in Commanders' houses.
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He cooks during the day for me and sometimes here and there.
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Priests sneak in as cooks or mechanics to tend to their flocks.
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Last year, the Instant Pot became the ultimate gadget for home cooks.
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The Couple That Cooks Together… Who's the culinary master – Will or Kate?
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This cooks them more evenly and quickly than a traditional pot lid.
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I play with his dog as he cooks dinner and we chat.
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It's time for Karmakar to alert her cooks about the rising numbers.
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Trump's Jupiter, Florida, golf club made a similar request for six cooks.
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As the chicken cooks, nestle in the onions, turning as they brown.
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He's the best because he cooks when I desperately don't want to!
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Cooks, who is in his first year with the Rams, told Yahoo!
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Restaurants may have a lot of leftovers, but so do home cooks.
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Maple is a vertical service: It plans menus, cooks them in a
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It's no surprise that Thanksgiving is more complicated for cooks these days.
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Even better: the restaurant has Hispanic cooks and an African-American dishwasher.
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Most of our cooks have been involved in the food industry before.
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Once the picture-taking stops, Dante gives instructions to servers and cooks.
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Characters included plastic factory workers, fast food cooks, lesbians, and working moms.
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It cooks for a few minutes before the chicken is thrown in.
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In restaurants, the GammaChef could lend a hand to the human cooks.
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In the morning, Muna cooks Iraqi biryani using saffron ordered from Malaysia.
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Many started as line cooks but have advanced to managers, Tankel says.
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And the secret was something that cooks often pour down the drain.
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The wine was always first-rate, and we were both accomplished cooks.
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PARTYNEXTDOORFor some reason I imagine that Taylor Swift cooks to this song.
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He and his cooks could make Asian ingredients bend in new directions.
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A lot of the times, these cooks are afraid of venturing out.
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I'm going to tell everyone, I met her [each of the cooks]!
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When he cooks on the propane stove, it's usually rice and beans.
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The cooks are making sauce from scratch, pretty much for every order.
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Cast-iron steak is ideal for home cooks who want fast meals.
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Ms. Francis appealed for the sort of book that would challenge cooks.
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After you place your order, the machine grinds and cooks the meat.
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Sharp knives of different shapes and sizes are essential tools for cooks.
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I occupied myself by watching the one available episode of Cooks vs.
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Cooks often doubled as herbalists who sought to soothe, strengthen or calm.
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Another burger chain, he said, tried to poach Bareburger's hostesses and cooks.
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We'll certainly have plenty of time to bake while the lamb cooks.
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No matter what she cooks up next, we'll be here to watch.
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What if Cooks' father was a teacher and his uncle a janitor?
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Mosaic cooks those ingredients via roasting, grilling or sauteing, then freezes them.
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The longest, 98 yards, was also Brees to Cooks, against the Raiders.
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We're both good cooks ourselves, so we know what we're talking about.
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And the cooks who do want to learn it will stick around.
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Sometimes you're given a warm salt rock, which seasons and cooks simultaneously.
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The return to the kitchen has underscored the differences among America's cooks.
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You can also ask members of our growing community of home cooks.
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My mother-in-law cooks and brings us five meals a week.
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Before halftime, Brady hit Brandin Cooks, Amendola and running back James White.
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All the cooks are Chinese, many of them recruited from other restaurants.
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We have vegan, vegetarian and flexitarian options for climate change-conscious cooks.
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Many of the fighters claimed to have been just cooks or clerks.
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There was fine dining, there were poor farmers, there were slave cooks.
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National ____ Two Southern cooks chew on questions of culture, identity and cuisine.
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Most economists would probably agree that the number of cooks would fall.
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It actually cooks the food and keeps it at a safe temperature.
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He'd also heard stories about it from elderly cooks in his community.
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He also cooks scrambled eggs with cheese, and we may have bacon.
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Both women were famous as teachers and writers, not as brilliant cooks.
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He often cooks in designer separates, instead of in standard chef's attire.
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The discussions engendered by Cooking notes make better cooks of us all.
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That dialogue among our community of cooks makes for some good reading.
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Some cooks advise rinsing it with cold water, but I never do.
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The bubbles will keep the frittata light and airy as it cooks.
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As it cooks, mouthwatering hearth-and-home aromas waft from the kitchen.
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Girls are being kidnapped to serve soldiers as cooks and sex slaves.
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Like it is with many cooks, food is my mother's love language.
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Tucker cooks a squirrel and wood sorrel roots with henbit and dandelion.
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One of her line cooks, Tony Genova, worked for Applebee's as well.
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Reese Witherspoon drives the kids to school, and Adam Scott cooks dinner.
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In New York, they mostly work as manicurists, construction workers and cooks.
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"I make the fresh pasta, and Luigi cooks it," Mr. Priola said.
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Mr. Green calls the cat "Archie" as he cooks him fresh fish.
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It's what peasant cooks and farmers have done for thousands of years.
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The Cooks' school has since dropped its controversial ban on hair extensions.
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It makes multitasking in the kitchen easy and cooks meats to perfection.
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Fregola has become an attractive ingredient for American cooks, especially among chefs.
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Cooks Levitan is leaving to join San Francisco-based wholesale marketplace Faire.
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Home cooks broke out the mint jelly and hoped for the best.
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Spanning 15 islands, the Cooks were named a British protectorate in 1888.
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Her co-workers reported similar experiences with two cooks at the restaurant.
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" When asked what traits new wideout Brandin Cooks has that made the team willing to give up a first and third-round pick, Belichick replied that Cooks is a "good player" before adding "we'll see how it goes.
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Goff tried to go to Cooks in the same spot as the previous play that nearly resulted in a touchdown, but Gilmore was staring at Goff the entire play — he all but turned his back and ignored Cooks.
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A pair of deep passes from Brady to Brandin Cooks went for nothing thanks to fantastic coverage on one play and a drop by Cooks on the second, and the drive ended with New England punting the ball away.
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There were too many cooks trying to drive the project in different directions.
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Sitara cooks for the whole family at night because her parents work late.
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Wu-Bower cooks a wide range of dishes in PST's wood-fired oven.
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If cashiers stand to be automated away in coming years, so do cooks.
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In the kitchen, cooks carefully laid out garnished dishes of whale heart sashimi.
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Male chefs and head cooks are most likely to marry female waitresses. 11.
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We catch up on the next episode of MasterChef while the food cooks.
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The kitchen where she cooks her weekly catering gigs isn't really her own.
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According to Grubstreet, cooks saw their wages rise by around $2 an hour.
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As the pizza cooks, Internet Shaquille explains how the French toasting method works.
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Then the maintenance staff departed, followed by the cooks and gardeners and cleaners.
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As the bread cooks, I read the New York Times, Politico, and Refinery29.
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As this highlights, the government had too many economic cooks following different recipes.
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He owns cats, shops at the supermarket, cooks dinner, plays music, enjoys Seinfeld.
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The NuWave heats up much faster, and cooks more evenly in less time.
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But by far the best new emoji for foodies and home cooks alike?
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Now she can sit in her garden while her maid, Solange, cooks dinner.
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On Wednesdays, though, we always offer a no-recipe recipe for improvisatory cooks.
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The village children gather outside her home when she cooks or pounds corn.
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He cooks chicken and rice and veggies, and we unwind to some Netflix.
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They are good at doing all the housework and they're very good cooks.
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They are home health care aides, restaurant cooks, finance workers, and hotel staff.
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I start a new book while he cooks — Hell's Princess by Harold Schechter.
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Wide receiver Brandin Cooks is third in the NFC with 246 receiving yards.
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Is a cookbook still a cookbook if no one actually cooks with it?
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He obsesses over it and even lets the review affect how he cooks.
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I chop everything for shakshuka and while it cooks I make the snacks.
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As salmon cooks, the flesh contracts, pushing out albumin to the fillet's surface.
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The cooks will also put together 6,900 pieces of sushi and 1,800 desserts.
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That way, Cikowski says, the crust doesn't get burned while the meat cooks.
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But sometimes he's already asleep, so she washes, cooks and goes to bed.
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Hunan cooks utilize fresh chili peppers, whereas Sichuan priorities dried chilies and spices.
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Kendall Jenner just threw out a major challenge to her fellow home cooks.
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The big window allows you to watch your bread as it cooks inside.
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I cut up peppers for easy snacking throughout the week as she cooks.
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She cooks, she draws, she cleans, but most importantly, she's a super mom!
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As for the the argument about the Gilmore Girls themselves not being cooks?
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Why must he infuriate the cooks, front-of-house people, and the Twitterverse?
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That means cooking — or hoping one of the other women cooks for you.
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Migrant workers transform themselves from factory workers into cooks as the economy changes.
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There were cooks, grocery clerks and even musicians from the Air Force band.
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The mother does what I do: she sweeps the floor, cooks, washes dishes.
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Butterball's Turkey Talk-Line has long suggested home cooks give up the technique.
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This thing cooks meat faster and better than any other method I've tried.
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Home cooks spackle layers of cream cheese and peanut butter onto their brownies.
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INTERNATIONAL CHOW My wife cooks a lot, so she'll make something at home.
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In his directorial debut, Macon Blair cooks up a world full of assholes.
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Los Angeles' Hatchet Hall cooks its food over a live wood-burning fire.
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Mr. Chang said he could use those savings to pay his cooks more.
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Cooks covet cabinet space so they can fill the emptiness with more supplies.
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Now, some say, policyholders like the Cooks are having to pay for that.
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It's not difficult to do — it's fun — but many cooks find it awkward.
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Oh yeah, and add in a little help from Cooks works too. Spicy.
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It cooks the chilies a little more and gives it a little sheen.
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While the sauce slowly cooks and reduces, it's time to make the pasta.
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When placed in your butter-basted turkey as it cooks, magical things happen.
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He cooks lardon-size chunks of bacon in a large cast iron skillet.
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It's those explanations that are often the strongest building blocks for new cooks.
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And again, it cooked exactly at the speed at which ground beef cooks.
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Fear of pie-ing is a common affliction, even among experienced home cooks.
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Jozef Zebediah, who cooks at the restaurant he co-owns in Charlevoix, Mich.
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In the north, cooks will tell you to add a lot of kale.
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Long-grain rice that should look translucent becomes chalky and cooks up stickier.
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"Nobody cooks like me in my family," she once bragged in a video.
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Aurelia Aguilar needed to get to the restaurant where she cooks and serves.
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Some cooks include a few diced potatoes, which is always a good option.
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Every few years, they take their cooks on research trips throughout the region.
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"F" is for "Fowl," a freshly shot pheasant Drzal cooks for M.F.K. Fisher.
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" Professional cooks, he said, are "really more a phenomenon of the modern presidency.
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Like short-order cooks and diner waitresses, catering crews have their own vocabulary.
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She cooks entirely from taste and memory, and there is no set menu.
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Despite the scene, line cooks crank through service like it's any other day.
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Hugely popular in restaurants, this labor-intensive cut has long intimidated home cooks.
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Dear Thanksgiving cooks of America: On behalf of food writers everywhere, I apologize.
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For many cooks and diners, the bite-size meatball is the most appealing.
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Many seasoned cooks save their leftover rinds to impart umami to brothy dishes.
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We asked some of the country's best-known cooks for tips and inspiration.
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He made cooks feel proud of who we are and what we do.
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I paid good prep cooks in my kitchen more than these people make.
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Nuoc mau was developed by resourceful Vietnamese cooks with simple stoves, she said.
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Recipes for tourtière are as various as the cooks who make the pies.
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I put salmon and broccoli in the oven and shower while it cooks.
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But we're there as well, with a vibrant community of cooks like yourself.
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The cooks wave bamboo fans at the fire when it needs a boost.
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And then there are the cooks who prefer to boil them like pasta.
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I've gotten recipes from home cooks, famous chefs and vendors in outdoor markets.
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I have recipes from cooks far away and from neighbors down the street.
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A. cooks the Italian Mediterranean dishes, while Latin and Asian are my specialties.
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A bonus: The frozen mangoes will hold their shape while everything else cooks.
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Home cooks love how it can produce restaurant-quality results every single time.
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Were some men exclusively cooks, paymasters or waiters, and others guards or killers?
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And now that Mr. Mucino has hired replacement cooks to make the recipes?
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I think the danger in these kinds of relationships is too many cooks.
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The cooks for his restaurant could come from the culinary school, he decided.
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"That's why the name works," said Mallory Bowen, one of the lead cooks.
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City Kitchen Inventive cooks are always looking to push flavor to the maximum.
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Food also cooks evenly and removes easily from the food-grade silicone material.
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I'll eat anything, even foods I've always shunned, when a friend cooks it.
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Of course, much of the huge edifice of Southern food was built by black farmers and black cooks: as enslaved people in plantation kitchens and in their own families' cabins; later, as domestic servants, hotel chefs, railroad cooks, restaurateurs and entrepreneurs.
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An annual Fête des Cuisinières (Female Cooks Festival) in Pointe-à-Pitre features multiple generations of cooks dressed in traditional costumes: a white blouse trimmed in lace, a long madras plaid skirt and an elaborate folded headdress called a coiffe.
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The cooks and chefs, including the chef de cuisine Aaron Thayer, do the serving.
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A. usually cooks dinner but I've been trying to share the dinner responsibilities lately!
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While it cooks, I put away dishes and grind coffee beans for tomorrow morning.
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Sid: We let it sit the last hour, and it cooks with the steam.
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Worst Cooks in America promises that pretty much anyone can be taught to cook.
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Many cooks, he argued, were social outsiders, working odd hours in high-pressure environments.
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Its broth cooks overnight, but still I found the broth more light than funky.
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About 2300,21 cooks, housekeepers, bellmen and servers walked off the job at 2500 a.m.
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It all started with Kanye's encouragement as he loved when she cooks him food.
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With meat dishes, El Sayed cooks "from snout to tail," leaving nothing to waste.
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The report mentioned broken refrigerators, overheated stored meats, unsanitary seafood, and cooks sans hairnets.
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It's an easy meal to make and I watch Gilmore Girls while it cooks.
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Why the personnel change, which affects soldiers as well as cooks, chaplains and cartographers?
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There's the stuck-in-a-rut unmarried woman who cooks up a crazy plan.
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About 1,000 cooks, housekeepers, bellmen and servers walked off the job at 13 a.m.
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While it cooks down, I mix rosé and rum, and then add the fruit.
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I eat a blueberry muffin, and A. cooks some eggs and sausage for himself.
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If your cooks are unhappy, then you will taste their unhappiness through their food.
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Which, frankly, is a good idea regardless of whatever madness this administration cooks up.
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Feel free to check Tinder or Snapchat while your food cooks—and don't worry!
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When tailgating he cooks food on the hood of his 1980 Ford Pinto Wagon.
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So, it's the perfect gift for adventurous cooks, who want to do some good.
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The team included eight climbers from the UK, plus Sherpas, cooks, and support staff.
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What do some of the other cooks at the restaurant bring to the equation?
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In November, Amazon's smart, voice-activated speaker made 60,000 Allrecipes meals available to cooks.
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Gaby, 18, cooks dinner in a large communal pot from which residents are served.
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Just cooks, late night, eating something tasty and kind of talking about their days.
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There are 900 cooks on the platform — 600 in Brussels and 300 in Paris.
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If you put in too much filling, the noodle will explode when it cooks.
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They would serve directly on the battlefields as nurses and ambulance drivers and cooks.
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Eat: Llama San, in Greenwich Village, is inspired by Japanese cooks living in Peru.
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The floods ruined the trailer's oven, so the family cooks on a hot plate.
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She cooks with disposable gloves and uses different spoons for the vegetables and meats.
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Like most air fryers, it cooks faster than your oven and uses hot air.
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American cooks have frequent affairs with spiralizers, dry fryers and other shiny new toys.
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Kundla dresses and cooks by himself, and he exercises daily on a stationary bicycle.
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She now washes, cooks and cleans for two teachers, and looks after their children.
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Coverage rates jumped for cooks, dishwashers, waiters, as well as for hairdressers and cashiers.
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I know how one of the best steak houses in America cooks their steak.
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While he cooks, I head out to finish up our shopping for the week.
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A man cooks in open air during a "red alert" day in Hebei province.
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Mr. Yokota, the chef and an owner, comes from a family of prestigious cooks.
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And then let us know — all of us in this growing community of cooks!
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What the industry does: Employs workers like butlers, housekeepers, and cooks in private households.
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"I'm always stressing to the cooks not to overmash the avocado," Mr. Dotolo said.
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Inside, Navy cooks dish up pancakes, eggs, fruit and endless cups of steaming coffee.
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There's a down-home luxuriousness about her recipes that Southern cooks have arguably perfected.
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Arkansas: Fast-food cooks had a 63% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Nebraska: Fast-food cooks had a 55% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Pennsylvania: Short-order cooks had a 73% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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"It's next-level efficiency," What does this mean for the industry's 2.3 million cooks?
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In January, the resort requested 70 H-2B visas for cooks, housekeepers, and servers.
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Slow-cooked dinners bubbling away while home-cooks are at work is nothing new.
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Lucero's parents, cooks by trade, had been saving for this day for two years.
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The secret — according to his son, Michael, who cooks alongside him — is the balance.
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On the other side, another one cooks, tossing chunks of pork belly with ginger.
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Once the preliminaries are out of the way, a lamb stew almost cooks itself.
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" What I say to young cooks: "Are you ready to be a sous chef?
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Young cooks the sausage and transfers it to a bowl once brown and crispy.
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When the vegetables have softened, he adds flour and cooks it until it's tan.
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Weber Cooks How to Make Chili Cheese Nacho Dip (Sad music included) The Man.
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Another, by Harrison Green, cooks up the possibility of a strip of undomesticated forest.
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So why are so many home cooks being maimed while prepping their alligator pears?
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The primary complication is making sure there aren't too many cooks in the kitchen.
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Do you think young cooks should try to use this in their cooking today?
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What is one piece of advice for young cooks who are just starting out?
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You need help from your sous, your cooks, and the rest of your staff.
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If they enjoy the work, they can undergo vocational training as bakers or cooks.
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Pros: Releases baked goods effortlessly, cooks foods evenly, easy to cleanCons: Pricey, no handles
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Tiger Sugar cooks its tapioca pearls in brown sugar syrup, so they're densely sweet.
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Mr. Diamantis, who is 83 and still cooks, followed him, as did his wife.
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A browned butter sauce, what French cooks call beurre noisette, tastes rich and nutty.
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Those cooks made pie as routinely as we make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
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Everybody everywhere loves it — my kids, your kids, the customers, the cooks, the bookkeepers.
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Rose cooks perfect French food with a casual American confidence that is pretty thrilling.
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Five cooks, working in sync, made two test versions of the chicken and sides.
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On Thursday, the cooks joined forces again, this time for a cookout in Apalachicola.
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Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to stir risotto continuously as it cooks.
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I have a theory about why even experienced cooks are intimidated by plain rice.
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The cooks were all Latinas and happy to tell us what they were making.
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The cooks who pass through her kitchen speak Mandarin, English, Arabic, Spanish, and French.
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So Deborah dresses them, brushes their teeth, cooks, and does light housecleaning for them.
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These cooks have a terrible track record when it comes to their culinary creations.
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Hunters and cooks may not be able to tell one bat species from another.
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A large knife might suffice for other cooks when it came to that task.
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Thanksgiving cooks, you might want to think twice about brining that turkey this year.
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Brandin Cooks now has 100 yards receiving after a 25-yard catch and run.
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First, the cooks heated the rocks up in a fire for about an hour.
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Her family occupied five apartments there, and relatives doubled as babysitters, cooks and hairdressers.
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So he enlisted help from three of the best catering cooks in the city.
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Still, an even bigger challenge looms for indigenous cooks: identifying and preserving their cuisine.
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When he's not writing, he draws, cooks elaborate meals and has dinner with friends.
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" A second sponsor added: "Too many cooks in the kitchen can get very messy.
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Did the recipe author forget that you don't have line cooks doing your prep?
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All the cooks double as servers, communicating with the guests as much as possible.
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First, the toast test tells me how evenly and quickly the air fryer cooks.
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They investigated the treatment of the campus proletariat, including janitors, cooks and construction workers.
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You slip an egg into the prepared ramen, and it cooks in the heat.
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Here's the feast that our food writer Melissa Clark cooks up for her family.
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V. graciously cooks us a dinner of fish curry and rice before heading out.
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READY THE MEATS So when I come in the morning, I gather my cooks.
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In time, the counterculture rescued vegetables from centuries of mistreatment by Anglo-American cooks.
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Most of our staff have been bartenders and cooks for their whole young careers.
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To fix that, some cooks boil them before roasting, which completely denatures the meat.
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Many seasoned cooks save their leftover Parmesan rinds to impart umami to brothy dishes.
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Shake Shack cooks switch spatulas for flipping patties and taking them off the grill.
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Our food writer asked some home cooks about their most cherished recipes for Ramadan.
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Ms. Kalyonge first cooks the chicken gently, wrapped in foil on the charcoal grill.
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While the soup cooks I have some hot chocolate and get back to Netflix.
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While it cooks, you can take your time preparing the herbs and the onions.
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David Tanis cooks like that, I think: very much in the moment, at peace.
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Peasant cooks developed methods like long cooking to turn the overlooked into the irresistible.
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Ms. Tun cooks alongside her husband, Danny Aung, and Winnie Catungal, her older sister.
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Of the 22 cooks who enrolled in July, 17 completed their training last week.
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Carnivorous cooks preparing for Easter this Sunday face a fundamental question: lamb or ham?
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Like any good recipe, BERT was soon adapted by cooks to their own tastes.
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It spans 60 years, starting with the cooks whose food fueled the Montgomery, Ala.
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He lived in northern Italy and Northern California, places known for attracting serious cooks.
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Meanwhile, the six remaining mini-home cooks create entrees for some very important people.
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Still, ingredients that are fundamental for Mexican cooks are unfamiliar to him, especially chiles.
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Dehydrated meat is not what many cooks envision when they head to the woods.
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Cooks, in general, know who within their ranks is best at certain tasks better.
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A family cooks lunch for an outdoor picnic near their apartment building in Parand.
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She'd never had to in Korea, what with the professional cooks in her house.
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Front Burner All-Clad, the cookware company, has introduced a food processor that cooks.
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So fantastic, very inexpensive, super flavorful, and it cooks up in about ten minutes.
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Then, you must pay attention because fresh pasta cooks much faster than boxed pasta.
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Designed with home cooks in mind, they'll look great and feel great to use.
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He barely cooks the oysters, for just four or five minutes, at 140 degrees.
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But the conundrum for cooks is that we haven't defined what those forms are.
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I think before this came out, chefs were simply cooks hidden in the basement.
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Here's a tip for cooks at any level: You don't always need a recipe.
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Home cooks have been lamenting its loss, but the company calls that fake news.
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The cooks and dishwashers and porters don't spend time building a rapport with people.
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This time, his pass was underthrown, and Gilmore, draping Cooks, leapt to grab it.
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While the burger cooks, we get water at the green fountain in the park.
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The flatbread, flipped once, cooks for a few minutes until lightly browned and pliable.
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Inventive cooks have gone further with chocolate chips, coconut, nuts and other add-ins.
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My auntie Dinaz lives there and cooks the most amazing food you've ever tried.
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It was Election Day, and the line cooks stuck American flags in the burgers.
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Demanding guests teach you to be patient, and frustrated cooks test your diplomatic skills.
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New episodes of this series will debut on Apple TV next year, Cooks says.
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So it appears there will be many cooks in the kitchen on trade policy.
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Franz Letica, head of Zagreb's restaurant and bar owners association, said that in the first nine months of 2018 there were 782 unfilled openings for cooks and 1,493 for waiters, with only 272 cooks and 153 waiters employed in a city of 800,000.
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In fact, Senate cooks like Bertrand Olotara already filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Labor because Compass cheated them out of hundreds of dollars a month by illegally misclassifying them as "food service workers" instead of "cooks" under federal law.
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The settlement will benefit 38,000 California low- or minimum-wage cooks and cashiers Story at a glance Fast-food industry titan McDonald's reached a $26 million settlement yesterday, resolving a seven-year long lawsuit between the company and California cooks and cashiers.
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Sometimes the cooks must resort to saucepans on the stoves to keep up with demand.
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Two cooks bring soup to a dining table crowded with men, women, dogs and children.
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A safe bet for most home cooks is the KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer, 5 qt.
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My boyfriend cooks, because he loves this meal and likes it done a particular way.
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"The extra energy [in the cooked meat] gave the first cooks biological advantages," Wrangham writes.
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"The extra energy [in the cooked meat] gave the first cooks biological advantages," he writes.
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Are you a person who cooks a lot or goes out a lot of both?
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I have now become someone who actually cooks on a Sunday for the following week.
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Sure, there are some genuinely neat-sounding automated options, like a system that cooks custard.
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Despite this, last year, one of her cooks showed a dick pic to a server.
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In recent years, some rooms were rented by workers for nearby resorts: dishwashers, housekeepers, cooks.
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Her videos make cooking accessible for everyone, guiding home cooks every step of the way.
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The latest petitions for the cooks and housekeepers were first reported by the Washington Post.
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Each widow cooks next to a framed picture of her partner, and maybe a candle.
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Stir constantly as the beef cooks so that it does not stick to the wok.
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"Vivi cooks almost every night for us now because we have the twins," he added.
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Don't let on I said, but most French cooks on the West Coast is Chinese.
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My dad cooks dinner for me tonight — fish in a tomato sauce with mashed potatoes.
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My father and I are the cooks in the family, but everyone loves the banter.
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And a Character Study profiles a chef whose work cooks up benefits for everyone involved.
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That is a particular danger in the case of cooking fuel, because cooks prize reliability.
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Blunt said yes (she was right), and therefore, at her request, Krasinski cooks every Sunday.
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AlmazanKitchen is another cooking channel — one in which the chef only cooks in the forest.
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It's a great tool for home cooks, but especially for people who detest runny eggs.
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Recipe Lab For home cooks, it's all too easy to fall into a vegetable rut.
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He works a factory job while his wife Marge tends to the children and cooks.
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I lied earlier this week: I have three good cooks in my life these days.
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I do things my way and I don't like too many cooks in the kitchen.
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Be warned though, you might cringe for those poor home cooks who are being obliterated.
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The refugee chef cooks as well he can, sometimes with the help of a generator.
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Gloria and Red are in the SHU There are way too many cooks in solitary.
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"I'm the only one in my house who cooks breakfast," said a boy named Zack.
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The three cooks teamed up to tackle Wiggum's sandwich masterpiece, containing crayons (not thumbtacks, thankfully).
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Disney organized job fairs to hire thousands of waiters, cooks, cleaners and costumed street performers.
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Impossible Foods makes a meat-free burger that tastes and cooks a lot like meat.
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Social media helps home cooks find a community, cooking and discussing the same recipes together.
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It's going to be important to see whether cooks get tired of cooking every week.
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Unfortunately, there will always be cooks or people in charge who value profit over health.
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The jobs pay between $10.17 an hour for housekeepers to $12.74 an hour for cooks.
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Women have volunteered as cooks, preparing huge vats of beans to distribute to the troops.
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When someone orders it, the cooks slice off slabs that are about an inch thick.
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Unskilled immigrants tend to become maids, cooks and farm workers — jobs that require less English.
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Their mark is fleeting, and cooks happily return to their manila envelopes of takeout menus.
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Restaurant cooks like those aluminum pans because they heat quickly and they wash up easily.
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But all of the resorts' waiters, cooks, bartenders, dishwashers, porters and room attendants walked out.
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New Mexico: Fast-food cooks had a 55% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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A company in Germany picks up "odd-looking" edibles and cooks them for catered events.
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The Impossible Burger cooks very much like a beef burger, which was shocking to me.
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This program pairs home cooks with program users to deliver home cooked food on demand.
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In the end, nothing changed—the men were the cooks, and women were their assistants.
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Now, she colors my work, nannies for some friends, and cooks for people she likes.
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My grandmother tells her the recipe and my mom cooks it, and it's absolutely atrocious.
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I first started hearing Buenos Aires' cooks drop David Chang's name about a year ago.
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He's a creative genius: dogmatic, relentless, and uncompromising in the way he cooks Thai food.
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Esben cooks waffles and takes Halaigh on a night out on the town in Oslo.
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Most fledgling cooks would be cowed by the idea of preparing a meal for Boulud.
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The apartment features a sleek, modern kitchen, but Kors says neither he nor LePere cooks.
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In these places, flan is made so often that many cooks don't need a recipe.
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For lunch, Mr. Hussain cooks about nine pounds of beef and four pounds of beans.
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But even if a restaurant cooks your food, it's still vulnerable during the delivery process.
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Interestingly, the Rams moved Cooks, a deep, outside threat, around the field to exploit matchups.
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"You have zero cooks in town that know how to deal with it," Harb said.
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"They will have lunch in our restaurant with two of my extraordinary cooks," he said.
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This addictive broccoli salad with garlic and sesame from Melissa Clark pretty much cooks itself.
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Thousands of workers — dishwashers, busers, cooks, servers — were laid off or had their hours cut.
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For instance, she said, she cooks at home frequently and enjoys serving wine with meals.
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Yet brisket remains oddly off limits for one large segment of the population: home cooks.
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A number of local cooks flat out refused to prepare food the way she wanted.
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"I saw how the cooks and chefs behaved," Mr. Bourdain told The Times in 22016.
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"The staff of cooks visits the market at least three times a week," he said.
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The cooks on our staff work up fresh recipes based on reporting, experimentation and intuition.
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Domino's, the pizza delivery chain, is hiring thousands of workers, including cooks, managers and drivers.
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Some cooks braise their meatballs after browning, which renders them exceedingly moist, soft and tender.
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The mad dash for the cooks and stages to set-up our mise has expired.
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Their cooks created the peanut stews, okra-laced purloos and seafood that define Lowcountry cuisine.
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Pros: Durable, quickly cooks pizzas with delicious crusts, attractive appearanceCons: Expensive, heavy, hard to store
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Fast food workers, including cooks and delivery people, sometimes provide their temperature readings to customers.
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For busy cooks, it's a way to change their routine while still remaining routine-adjacent.
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The Rams were without starting wide receivers Brandin Cooks (concussion) and Robert Woods (personal issue).
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Pueblo cooks might serve bowls of red chili stew while the Oglala Sioux fry venison.
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In the kitchens, volunteer cooks made simple meals of white rice, canned meat and noodles.
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Norm's turkey … which seems only to get colder the longer it cooks in the oven.
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Unite Here Local 11 represents 150 cooks, dishwashers, cashiers and servers associated with the university.
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She now cooks sweet and savory at home, for herself and her girlfriend, every day.
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The answer is what makes preparing the perfect roti so difficult for home cooks: experience.
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They would rent the kitchen space to local cooks to serve food throughout the day.
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In modern times, cooks have added egg yolks and sour cream to enrich the broth.
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We talk politics with line cooks, culture with sommeliers, history with restaurateurs, science with cheesemakers.
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I clearly remember a young Tacana man and one of the cooks comparing their tattoos.
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We talk politics with line cooks, culture with sommeliers, history with restaurateurs, science with cheesemakers.
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Cooks would make $85033 an hour, with the possibility of overtime at $21.54 an hour.
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He cooks in the same kitchen where he worked as a young immigrant from China.
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As a community of cooks we rise together, learning new skills and sharing our knowledge.
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Food Matters As the saying goes, Too many cooks in the kitchen spoil the broth.
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Who probably doesn't need the Max: First timers, casual cooks, and people on a budget.
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He cooks most of his meals at home, spending around $300 per month on groceries.
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Nearly 50 students have graduated from the program, qualified for restaurant employment as line cooks.
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After that, he heads to the restaurant where he cooks and helps serve the food.
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This all-in-one appliance cooks up to 70 percent faster than traditional cooking methods.
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The table holds artifacts from the cooks' kitchens and vessels that link regional cooking traditions.
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One friend started running; another cooks overinvolved dinners; my mom went hiking in the Andes.
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Judge Cooks also called out Younger for profiting off a violation of his family's privacy.
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She buys an apartment, fills it with mod cons, cooks barefoot in her perfect kitchen.
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His wife, Ida, still cooks there most days, walking from their home around the corner.
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Roasting the bananas is a clever trick I picked up from cooks on the internet.
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It's just more fun that way, wielding a big spatula to mimic the market cooks.
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Here are a few affordable must-have tools for the home cooks in your life.
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Accordingly, the album is long, dense, meandering, and inflated by the too-many-cooks approach.
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He also hopes that the rice will eventually sell at a price that most cooks can afford, and that African-American home cooks will come to see the hill rice and other traditional dishes as healthier alternatives to a popular perception of soul food.
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In compensation, though, Mr. Bertineau cooks almost as well outside the bistro canon as inside it.
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When Teresa Giudice was in prison, the cooks found maggots in the kitchen near the rice.
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"They are not cooks by the way," O'Hurley joked of Kelly and her husband Doug Brunt.
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But if you're among the home cooks who are hesitant to make steak, have no fear.
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Then, when curry mixes took premade form, home cooks readily adopted the dish for its convenience.
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He doesn't know what she cooks because, as he wrote, they "aren't friendly" with each other.
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Front Burner The Salad Sling lets cooks dry their greens while getting a bit of exercise.
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The team creates meals every week, cooks and packages them, and then ships them to customers.
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They had all these generals and officials bringing cooks with them from different parts of China.
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Real wine was simply not available to most American cooks until well into the 20th century.
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She misses home though, so she cooks nostalgic "kiddie teas" like fish fingers and potato waffles.
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And she knows he loves when she cooks but she never cooked and didn't know how.
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When relatives visit she cooks an English breakfast, which they love (apart from the baked beans).
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Not only are they mothers and great cooks, but they're also married to Grammy-winning musicians.
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Today over 60% of chefs and cooks are men, up from just 35% 50 years ago.
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LAS VEGAS — Modern cooks know how to use classic cooking implements to make 21st century delicacies.
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Whatever Ideo cooks up for Ford will be a tiny part of the carmaker's broader strategy.
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"It cooks in the air, and warmer conditions are more likely to create ozone," Nolen explained.
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That cost reportedly covered the pay of care workers, cooks, cleaners, teachers and emergency services workers.
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What's more, Ben "cooks pasta while listening to music", which, to Jong-su, epitomises metropolitan sophistication.
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Apparently, hell hath no fury like Italian home cooks scorned... even 14 years after the fact.
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I'm the one who cooks it, though, because I know how to work with the Bimby.
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Cooks leads the Eagles in scoring at 15.4 points, 25.5 rebounds and 23 assists per contest.
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Two women discovered inside, cooks for Mr. Guzmán and his men, were also placed under arrest.
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By contrast, Apple cooks up its own method of encrypting messages that is kept largely secret.
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Wanted are mates, engineers, radio officers, fitters and cooks; a valid American visa is often essential.
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Cooks actually place a cube of meat aspic inside the xiaolongbao before pinching the wrapper closed.
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And it's not just GrubHub — this is a case where too many cooks spoil the pot.
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Ahead, 10 of our favorite cooks tell us how they actually prep for their busy weeks.
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The pot's three layers of enamel supposedly create a diffuse heat that cooks ingredients more gently.
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She cooks for him, he pops out to the gym and they're just enjoying hanging out.
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Cooks and Landry were acquired via trade and Watkins signed as a free agent this offseason.
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Cooks and Landry were acquired via trade, and Watkins signed as a free agent this offseason.
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It looks like the family that cooks together stays together — except when it comes to pancakes.
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Previously, the Rams locked up wide receiver Brandin Cooks with a five-year, $81 million contract.
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She also cooks the snake's organs and serves its blood in a tiny white porcelain cup.
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Nearby, Yurdanur Toprak, a mother of two college-aged daughters, cooks gozleme - a vegetable-filled dough.
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The bread is positioned on the top and cooks in minutes—perfect for building badboy kebabs.
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For expats and cooks with money, it's the only reliable place to find cilantro and ginger.
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You can engage with our cooks, reporters, critics and editors on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.
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That seems like a pricy investment for cooks that can only make one dish: beef ramen.
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Newbie and seasoned cooks alike can be stumped by the same question: Is the chicken done?
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That stereotype is miraculously reversed when it comes to professional kitchens: here, men are the cooks.
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In so many restaurants in America's metropolitan areas, immigrants are the cooks, servers, bussers and cleaners.
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Amazon fulfillment workers, trash collectors, and fast food cooks all have a role in our society.
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The prep cooks chopping vegetables in garde-manger were mostly East Asian and Central American immigrants.
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Traditional campfire cooks use metal grates for grilling and potjies, Dutch-style caldrons, for everything else.
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Like, I know you talk to people like the Mark Parkers and Tim Cooks a little.
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The slow cooker will keep the water at an even temp, so your cake cooks uniformly.
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His 98-yard touchdown pass to Brandin Cooks was the longest offensive play in franchise history.
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When Mr. Putin runs out of bodyguards, maybe he will start appointing his cooks and maids.
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Still, they are best for experienced cooks, not novices, packed as they are with devilish details.
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Some Korean cooks make decorative platters of the accompaniments, then serve the noodles and sauce separately.
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Now she cooks alongside her father, who joined her in the United States three years ago.
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While my mother cooks stuffing out of a box, I look forward to it every year.
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The private Facebook post unleashed a peach debate among a circle of cooks and food writers.
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Medha: Underneath, the injera cooks from the bottom while small holes begin to dot the surface.
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I read every recipe I could find and pinned down the best Southern cooks I know.
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Creator, a culinary robotics company, designed an autonomous robot that cooks and builds burgers to order.
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Meanwhile, line cooks in fancy restaurants and diner chains continue to make roughly the same wages.
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We found Teigen's recipes are generally easy to make, relatively affordable, and accessible for everyday cooks.
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Because they have a tight kitchen, usually only Tim or Sam cooks at the same time.
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When Daphne Oz cooks at home, she keeps it healthy and simple without sacrificing bold flavors.
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Mostly, it needs protection from cooks who crank up the heat and achieve the exact opposite.
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I tell my staff, my cooks, if you're not learning something every day, you're cheating yourself.
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Most of the blueberries will sink to the bottom of the pan as the cake cooks.
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I'm sure it has saved many cooks from having nervous breakdowns too, or worse, committing suicide.
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A 98-yard touchdown, carried most of the way with Raiders' defense eating Cooks' afterburners. Delightful.
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The book is meant to inspire home cooks and give a different perspective on dining. Interesting.
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Eggplant doesn't have to be intimidating or labor-intensive, like some cooks might think, she says.
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How do you think scientists and cooks can work together to accelerate this process of adaptation?
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The food that Theo cooks isn't what a 22-year-old should be able to produce.
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Cooks who have to make dozens of different dishes a night can't have the same touch.
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When experienced cooks couldn't make a living there for political or economic reasons, they came here.
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She says she doesn't want to deprive the woman who cooks for her of the income.
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Front Burner Home cooks are paired with chef and restaurateur mentors to hone their business acumen.
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Ms. Jaffrey's recipes are inventively streamlined for non-Indian cooks, but with no sacrifice of flavor.
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Many workers, like bartenders or cooks or waitstaff or retail personnel, are physically barred from working.
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After regarding the novel ingredient warily for a few decades, cooks built a cuisine around it.
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"One consistent theme of our cooks is that they all had student loan debt," he said.
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How do you translate your culinary vocabulary for cooks trained in a more narrow European tradition?
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Every region has different flowers that cooks work with now, and hibiscus is one of them.
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The chef's knife I registered for was Wirecutter's pick for most cooks, the Mac MTH-80.
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The flavoring is largely in the line-up and not in the output of the cooks.
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The best part about icebox cake is that it "cooks" itself... in your refrigerator or freezer.
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Baking has always been a way for cooks to coax an overripe, or a just-O.
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Chinese cooks have long been experts at steaming fish — especially whole fish, which may seem daunting.
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She demanded that they share everything they had learned in the class with other curious cooks.
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The food his cooks make is simple and simply served, with a minimum of narrative fuss.
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Rich almond and tart passion fruit, originally offered for professionals, are now sold for home cooks.
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Like most average Indian families, we have a domestic help who cooks and cleans our home.
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She cooks the family's meals for the week ahead, gets up with her daughter's youngest baby.
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For several thousand dollars, new mothers have access to nannies and cooks 28 hours a day.
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But it pales in comparison to what a new batch of black vegan cooks are doing.
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So many cooks have made this effort a little erratic and short on truly outstanding works.
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What I especially love about the multicooker is its inherent flexibility, pleasing cooks of all temperaments.
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It cooks more evenly and efficiently, without the stovetop pot's noisy need to let off steam.
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Cooks shape it into balls or stuff it with a pinch of stewed meat or cheese.
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The book's popularity and longevity has made Farmer a primary source for generations of American cooks.
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Natalie and I share the housework but she still cooks, and I still do the dishes.
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It cooks in less than five minutes, and you don't need to turn on the oven.
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As a teenager I worked alongside the macho, swaggering line cooks that he described so vividly.
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Some cooks add a lot of tomatoes, but I prefer just a touch of tomato paste.
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Take delight in the fact that it isn't necessary for home cooks to make their own.
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A new wave of cooks are hosting meals that explore their personal memories and culinary traditions.
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They are also scouting around for 100 more home cooks to share their own food traditions.
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It's a great pick for adventurous cooks who can appreciate a good laugh along the way.
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If it's done skillfully, where everything cooks just right, you get a real sense of occasion.
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Historical recipes for home cooks play up the sweetness, suggesting ingredients like mandarin oranges and marshmallows.
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Another round of mini-home cooks compete for the privilege of being critiqued by Gordon Ramsay.
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From time to time you might hear chords of whatever music the cooks are listening to.
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Some kitchens have multiple ticket machines, so cooks can see the orders as they come in.
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But Noodle Bar's cooks, who don't have tickets to reference, listen for the expediter's spoken cues.
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In the early days she and her cooks didn't talk about where their ingredients came from.
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Japanese cooks adapted it to their own tastes, adding ingredients like shiitake mushrooms, kombu or miso.
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Her name is Chelsea, and she cooks super-healthy food the way I like to eat.
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It's a simple design, a standard size, and it cooks evenly enough to accommodate most dishes.
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He also cooks for the community, particularly a weekly Sunday meal at a local hardware store.
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Visit us on Facebook, too, where we've built a special community for cooks just like you.
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While it hardens, Malek cooks down whole ground cherries with sugar, cinnamon, salt, and lemon juice.
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It's not a groundbreaking restaurant; it simply cooks the way I wish more Thai kitchens did.
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Upon graduation, he started "Frankie Cooks" on YouTube, which taught people how to make quick recipes.
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The algorithm has spoken: Today's home cooks want books written by those who cook at home.
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Fortunately, the Nets have cooks and dietitians on site, so I can get a good breakfast.
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The fish cooks on a very thin pan until it's tender but juicy and still bright.
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For many cooks, January brings new resolve to an eternal goal: having a well-stocked pantry.
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And if my husband cooks, then I do the dishes — also not a treat for me?
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When she comes home, she cooks again, cleans some more and prepares the girls for bed.
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Rob Gronkowski was again an elite tight end, and receiver Brandin Cooks was another top weapon.
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America's Test Kitchen has long taken a highly scientific approach to developing recipes for home cooks.
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Recipes from his cooking history and from the things that he cooks regularly for his daughter.
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But it's unlikely that you'll ever use as much at home as cooks use in restaurants.
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"Her honor acknowledges and celebrates generations of restaurant and home cooks whose recipes got lost in the their employers' brands," said Toni Tipton-Martin, a food journalist whose 2015 book, "The Jemima Code: Two Centuries of African-American Cookbooks," explored the history of black cooks in America.
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The Ninja Foodi cooks up to 70% faster than other cookers and fries with 75% less fat.
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The cooks in your life will appreciate this special grinder that helps them keep one hand free.
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In July, CNN reported that the Florida resort requested 61 H-2B visas for servers and cooks.
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The alliance, a volunteer-run advocacy coalition for home cooks, frames itself as a labor justice organization.
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While that cooks, I unload the dishwasher and reload it, then work on cleaning up the kitchen.
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"It's a case of too many cooks," said Devinder Sharma, an independent farm and trade policy analyst.
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Last year, Sqirl cooked lunch at MAD, so two of my cooks got to go to Copenhagen.
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In the far future, you might see a change in the way Porowski cooks on the show.
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Restaurant pay can be unacceptably low for cooks and dishwashers, ROC and Restaurant Workers of America agree.
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The recipes come straight from street-food vendors, family bakers, Michelin-starred chefs, local cooks, and more.
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The occasional text that pops up on-screen to give personalities to the ingredients she cooks with.
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Calvin Harris, her then boyfriend, posted a photo of her grilling with the caption, 'She cooks, too.
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Reality TV lovers, people with short attention spans, anyone who isn't easily offended by bad cooks. Why?
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A few days later, freshman Robert Cooks sits in the deans&apos office, awaiting a detention slip.
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The newspaper said Cooks described her experience immediately after it occurred while Leeds did so more recently.
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At night she returns to her modest flat, where she listens to Wagner and cooks potato soup.
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The premise is simple: She cooks; I facilitate; everyone brings their own story, and it's BYOB drinks.
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In 2014, Adult Swim published an "infomercial" called Too Many Cooks that became an instant viral hit.
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Yet Parker's absolute favorite dish—pumpkin pie—is one that no one in the family actually cooks.
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It all cooks in one pan in about 30 minutes and I eat it with tortilla chips.
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She cooks the shrimp with onions, lemon, and tomato, before adding a bit of cilantro on top.
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When I'm home in San Francisco, I seek out the locations where my Aunt Meng Tao cooks.
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We trade off cooking dinner pretty frequently; when he cooks, he buys the groceries and vice versa.
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Donna from Apron String cooks eggs inside a ring of pepper or onion for fun little shapes.
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After a warm-up DJ set of funk vinyl by Soulscape, Part Time Cooks took the stage.
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The busy cooks scorch wagyu nigiri with blowtorches, then carefully stack each bite with caviar and uni.
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You cook it for a long time: the slower it cooks, the more the flavors meld together.
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The nearby Trump National Golf Club, Jupiter, has requested permission to hire an additional six foreign cooks.
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According to the survey, just 7 percent of home cooks deem it necessary to follow a recipe.
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The recipes will be inspired by meals she cooks for her family, including home-cooked baby food.
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This cider is sweet, buzzy and you don't even have to watch over it as it cooks.
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The Impossible Burger is a plant-based hamburger that "bleeds," sizzles, and cooks up like ground beef.
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It crackles as it cooks, changing colour from midnight blue to peach, before becoming a rose red.
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Michael has been teaching at Brooklyn Kitchen for six years—mostly molecular gastronomy courses for home cooks.
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He now pays his cooks 15 percent more than in 2016, the year Britain voted for Brexit.
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Tickets began to roll in, the expo calling out orders to the cooks in Thai and English.
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And the recipes this new generation of home cooks wants are simple, accessible, cheap, and restaurant-quality.
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"If the cooks aren't smiling... I feel like you can taste it in the food," she explains.
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When it comes to eggs, the poached variety tend to cause the most anxiety for home cooks.
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But the main thing that makes this thing good is this: It cooks really, really tasty meals.
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They planned to add to the fund each year to benefit waiters, waitresses and cooks in need.
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The four cooks worked together as touring concert musicians might, taking a day off just to jam.
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The updated law now allows that tips get shared among non-tipped workers, like cooks and dishwashers.
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But Moroccan cooks make harira throughout the year as well, often as a handy one pot meal.
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Now in his 20s, he cooks — from scratch, every day — much of the fare on the menu.
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We have three maids — one cooks, one cleans the house, and one does the dishes and laundry.
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"They are not cooks by the way," O'Hurley joked of Kelly, 46, and her husband Doug Brunt.
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But once you get over its looks, you'll discover an actually useful appliance that cooks food well.
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I also stock up on bulk bags of almond flour since my family bakes and cooks often.
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"Atlanta" cooks low, slow and crackling, and Mr. Glover dials Earn's affect down to a bare hum.
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Military lawyers, cooks and drivers will be allowed to help with handling migrants entering the United States.
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New Orleans WR Brandin Cooks has recorded 10 touchdown receptions in his last nine home games. 3.
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McDonald's cooks could be further strained by the chain's embrace of self-service kiosks and mobile ordering.
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It's similar to how the best cooks will try new recipes until they perfect a tasty meal.
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Rachel cooks a disastrous dessert (Joey loves it anyway) and Phoebe has a thing for Jacques Cousteau.
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I, like many home cooks with little kitchen space, usually stick to just a couple of pans.
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It's written specifically for new but conscientious cooks with good palates, and has a lovely, thoughtful design.
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Baltimore RavensWhy you should sit him: Cooks is heading towards playing as he goes through concussion protocol.
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While it cooks, read our comparison of the nutritional values for almond, soy, cashew and coconut milks.
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Fast food is haunted by stories of surly servers, indifferent cashiers, and cooks spitting in customers' food.
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Better Homes and Gardens noted that the knife serves the needs of professional chefs and home cooks.
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Mr. Brown is not driven by an inherent love of food in the way some cooks are.
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You marinate it, throw it in a Ziploc bag, total ghetto style, and it cooks real fast.
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He's now pain-free and practices yoga, lifts weights, bikes and cooks without fearing an arthritic attack.
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PASTA, NOT PILLS Half the time we'll go out for dinner, and half the time Zooey cooks.
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CT: With both of you in the F&B business, are you both good cooks as well?
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Josephine is really kind of an invisible technology that's connecting cooks to people who live around them.
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The film follows a teenager who cooks up a series of pranks to embarrass his autocratic principal.
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In fact, you could personalize the mix to your taste, as millions of Indian home cooks do.
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The waiters, dishwashers and cooks have been convicted of homicide, armed robbery, drug trafficking and other crimes.
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"My cooks are used to this—I bring back crazy things all the time," he says jokingly.
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As it cooks, use a spoon to baste the top with some of the sizzling olive oil.
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And I've been successful at that simply by teaching cooks about the restaurant industry as a whole.
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If it's a bigger potato, you might want to cut it in half so it cooks faster.
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I've worked in restaurants since I was 12—and even then the cooks would hit on me.
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All of the cooks prepare for a Saturday night to be busy—that's just in their rhythm.
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The 49ers defense looks legit, and Cooks has been limited this week coming out of concussion protocol.
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His mother cooks a dessert on Tuesdays, usually something classically simple, like tarts packed with local berries.
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Airbnb is giving 100 home cooks the chance to spend a week at an Italian culinary school.
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He cleans and cooks, and would fully earn the unpaid domestic labor bonus if it really existed.
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I settle in to watch the new Pete Davidson special and cuddle with C. while everything cooks.
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Ms. Brunn says she cooks often, a habit she formed during years of keeping five mouths fed.
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Audie's organization runs one of the shelters with 2,000 residents served by the Too Many Cooks initiative.
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For home cooks everywhere, it's time to get acquainted with the adorable and versatile quarter-sheet pan.
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The same goes for meat cut into smaller pieces, such as with kabobs, because it cooks faster.
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His cooks find vinegar's lack of certainty irritating, but for Mr. Lee, it only underscores his affection.
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THIS SANTA COOKS I also almost never eat out; I enjoy my own cooking far too much.
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And since pasta cooks so quickly in a regular pot, you're not going to save any time.
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It perplexes, amuses and excites him, the way language obsesses some novelists and food delights certain cooks.
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As she cooks for Ms. de Féo, she worries that her crepes will not be sufficiently delicate.
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Some of the fermented products that Manresa's cooks prepare for as long as two months were lost.
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I recommend a good pizza grill pan, which can help keep the dough intact as it cooks.
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Experiences like this may be common for male cooks, but they are not commonly discussed in public.
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Now, see what you think of this Wirecutter assessment of the best chef's knife for most cooks.
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Thanks to the sriracha and hot-sauce boom, sambal is becoming well-known to many American cooks.
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Its team now cooks and delivers about 10,000 meals a day for evacuees and emergency medical workers.
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As many cooks have noted on the recipe, you could always add some canned beans for protein.
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She cooks this extraordinary locally raised meat as if it were the reason she moved to Australia.
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At the bakery, fresh yeast is the leavening agent; home cooks can use active dry yeast instead.
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As part of the announcement, Cooks Venture is also bringing on Ankur Agrawal as chief financial officer.
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Ms. Jones also commissioned and edited regional and ethnic food books for the "Knopf Cooks American" series.
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As the roast cooks over hot coals, the mingled smoke and herbs release the most heavenly aroma.
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Some cooks will add corn on the cob, potatoes or halved hard-boiled eggs to the mix.
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Once, he served a crew of 100; now he often cooks for himself and two young technicians.
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That is more within one's control than whether the turkey cooks in 4 hours or 4.5 hours.
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Unless you are a 10-year-old who announces you don't like the bacon your dad cooks.
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There are Instagram accounts for Eric Rivera Cooks, Ingrid Lyublinsky, Addo Seattle, Silva Seattle, and Lechoncito Seattle.
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There, his mother, a slim woman with light-colored eyebrows, cooks something unappetizing-looking in a saucepan.
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Smoke is shorthand for culinary catastrophe, setting off alarms in the kitchen and jitters in nervous cooks.
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The velvety, aromatic broth — called sopa negra or caldo de frijol — is prized by experienced bean cooks.
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They could embrace temperature control and make it their mission to grow their customers into better cooks.
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She cooks delicious isitshwala, a kind of thick polenta, which I love to eat with stewed chicken.
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Many cooks think of beets as seasonless, ever-present near the onions and carrots at the supermarket.
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Usha Prabakaran's 20-year-old cookbook, crammed with recipes from home cooks, is simple and self-published.
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Some cooks couldn't wait — they photocopied pages and passed them around, which was fine by Ms. Prabakaran.
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And he cooks well, rustic yet aristocratic fare like terrines, fish soups, veal stews and roasted chickens.
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All the verdicts point to one thing: There are now countertop ovens for different types of cooks.
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Already, Ms. Paquette cooks more at home and has taken on more volunteer opportunities with the company.
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My cooks in the kitchen here at Máximo Bistrot are a little afraid of me, I think.
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We have given up our family room but gained live-in cooks and babysitters, which is amazing.
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The New Orleans Saints have the prolific passer Drew Brees and the game-breaking receiver Brandin Cooks.
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Modern American cooks seem to be equally afraid of crystallizing sugar, burning the caramel and burning themselves.
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C. cooks chicken thighs and Brussels sprouts and we snack on the cookies I made for dessert.
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The Falcons are also installing a raised-bed garden for cooks and bartenders working at the stadium.
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Cooks in warmer climates might particularly relish it now, maybe even with an asparagus spear or two.
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The asparagus is also simple to make because it only cooks for 12 minutes at 400 degrees.
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Tech IPOs can turn early employees into millionaires, as Google's early cooks, custodians and others can attest.
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It makes week time prep easier, and it helps amateur and experienced cooks conveniently expand their repertoire.
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Here are some essential tips, gleaned from the experiences of other cooks, and from my own kitchen.
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On any given night, the servers, cooks and customers have arrived here from all over the world.
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For Easter cooks, there is one fundamental question: Is yours a lamb family or a ham family?
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He cooks it in a pan over steady heat, working the starchy dough with a wooden spoon.
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"It's a weird thing because at home, women are supposed to be the better cooks," says Hercules.
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The momo has continued to evolve, and Indian cooks have put their own spin on the dish.
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The Good Cooks food to perfect doneness, won't overcook • Sends notifications to your phone • App includes media-rich recipes, optimized for mobile The Bad More to clean up The Bottom Line The Joule is a smart, powerful sous vide gadget that cooks your food exactly how you want.
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"I work in silence," she says flatly when I offer to put on some music while she cooks.
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We chat and play with the cat as our food cooks, and then I fall into bed exhausted.
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Spyce, a restaurant with a kitchen (and ordering system) manned by robotic cooks, opened in Boston last Spring.
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In close-ups, you can see Cooks' head bobble on his shoulders before he crumples to the ground.
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