He wasn't cooking for me so much as he was cooking for everyone!
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I think I was just cooking for them and happy to be cooking for them.
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Cooking for yourself can be even better — more delicious, practical and creative — than cooking for a crowd.
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You're spending as much money, or maybe more, if you're cooking for one person than if you're cooking for two.
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Cooking for Jeffery: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook, $19.95One of the best-loved cookbooks of recent years, "Cooking for Jeffery" celebrates Garten's joy of cooking for loved ones — particularly her husband, Jeffrey, ever since they were married over 40 years ago.
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Cooking for the many is the overlooked flip side of cooking for the few and dispersed, the other modern obstacle to an easy, sit-down family dinner.
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My mother sent me The Pleasures of Cooking for One, the cookbook Jones wrote about cooking for herself after the death of her husband, and I made it my bible.
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I had a whole lot of fun cooking for everyone.
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Let me explain why cooking for yourself is so important.
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I got back into the habit of cooking for myself.
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This wasn't Fieri's first time cooking for police and firefighters.
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But there is nothing quite like cooking for the Queen.
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He could be cooking for a fraction of the price.
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EAT YOUR VEGGIES Typically I'm doing the cooking for dinner.
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They shot two women accused of cooking for separatist fighters.
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"Cooking for Jeffrey" 6 Ina Garten (Clarkson Pitter, $35) 7.
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"Cooking for myself is part of my ritual," he said.
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I liked cooking for my family; I liked feeding them.
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Cooking for my friends is where I really bring it.
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"I've been cooking for most of my life," she tells PEOPLE.
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Though, I still loved cooking for boyfriends, friends, and family gatherings.
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Cooking for others felt like an excuse to prepare something elaborate.
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On one side of the kitchen, he was cooking for friends.
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In a weird way, I'm cooking for homesick Southerners like myself.
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Check out Cooking for other recipes tonight and in coming days.
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Please take a spin through Cooking for other recipes that inspire.
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And when cooking for 50,000, there are bound to be leftovers.
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Make sure that you go into cooking for the right reasons.
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Blac Chyna [cooking for] Rob has helped him with the weight.
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Urs Fischer: For me, that means usually cooking for my friends.
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Cooking for Artists by Mina Stone is available through Kiito-San.
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"These people aren't cooking for their own self glory," Gelb notes.
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Cooking for a family may be difficult on these two burners.
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That prompted me to ask what she's cooking for dinner lately.
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Now, look who's back cooking for money: Scott Peacock, biscuit king!
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Mix in the chicken, cooking for another 1-2 minutes. 13.
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Guy was, of course, already cooking for them in the kitchen.
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No cooking for me, and precious little reading or screenwatching either.
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Spaghetti With Fried Eggs This is ultimate pantry cooking for me.
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Maybe she's writing up a sequel to Cooking For Jeffrey called Cooking For My Squad, where she dishes on all the meals she makes with her famous BFFs like Taylor Swift, Michelle Obama, and Neil Patrick Harris.
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My only goal when cooking for my husband is to elicit pleasure.
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I've been cooking for a little girl for the past seven years.
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I'm over cooking for this week, and I've eaten all my leftovers.
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Another new service is the "on-time cooking" for pick up customers.
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Cooking For Jeffrey by Ina Garten, Clarkson Potter, 2156,28 copies sold 930.
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The 28-year-old has been cooking for the past three seasons.
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Cooking for myself and my friends, it's big platters, it's family style.
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Up until that point, I had been cooking for the 1 percent.
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He's also been cooking for 60 years longer than most chefs today.
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If you're cooking for a crowd, try the 14-inch basket ($26).
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I haven't chipped in on food, but I've been cooking for him.
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It's the perfect size if you're cooking for yourself or for two.
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When you&aposre cooking for someone every day, you&aposre feeding them.
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Visit Cooking for more inspiration for what to cook in coming days.
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I personally spend a lot of time cooking for the same reasons.
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Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond knows a thing or two about cooking for guests.
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He told GQ last May that Faris loved cooking for the chubbier Pratt.
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Cooking for one person is a difficult science when it comes to portioning.
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I saw a lifetime of cooking for my husband stretched out before me.
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It would be nice if it just did the cooking for me, though.
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They probably think I'm going to be confidential because I'm cooking for them.
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And, since he's cooking for one, it's totally fine to lick it off!
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"Dinner would be prepared by whoever felt like cooking for everyone," she says.
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"Cooking for Jeffrey: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook" by Ina Garten, $21 for Hardcover
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Glitter Get Up "I Love Cooking For" Apron, available at Etsy, $22 each
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Michel found his vocation early, cooking for the family while still a child.
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I often found myself batch-cooking for the week's lunches past 10 p.m.
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You can head on over to Cooking for other inspiration, and ought to.
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Basically, I have dropped the ball on cooking for my family every day.
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" Da Prato grew up cooking for friends and enjoyed "bringing interesting people together.
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What's the biggest difference between cooking for TV and cooking in real life?
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The grad is about to leave behind home cooking for campus dining hall food.
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Of course, black gastronomes have been enriching and expanding American cooking for many years.
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If you're cooking for more people, you can get a bigger bird discounted accordingly.
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I love cooking for him and he does the dishes, so it works fine.
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And if she's cooking for herself she's got one dish that's always on repeat.
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But, cooking for a crowd can be stressful, especially as temperatures and appetites rise.
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" Each was cooking for the whole family, Jazz recalls, "by age 6 or 7.
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She's also not above cooking for herself at home, either – or ordering pizza. 7.
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When you're cooking for kids, Ayesha Curry is all about quick and creative recipes.
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I like cooking for people and having people over and listening to good music.
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So, I began cooking for her, but there was no weed in it [laughs].
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Ms. Lo's book is part of a far-reaching canon of cooking for one.
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In the 1970s, solidarity with the antiwar movement meant cooking for the male demonstrators.
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Go visit NYT Cooking for thousands and thousands more recipes to cook this week.
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Come visit us at NYT Cooking for more ideas for what to cook tonight.
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I also like cooking for friends on a Saturday night and Arsenal Football Club.
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For years, chefs have been hosting fund-raisers, cooking for charities and starting foundations.
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Go visit NYT Cooking for more recipes and instruction on how to make them.
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She told me: 'Cooking for someone you love is what makes you a good cook.
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I feel bad wasting food, but it's certainly hard shopping and cooking for one person.
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There's nothing like cooking for six hours to give you high expectations for a meal.
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One of the best parts of cooking for the BF is that he cleans after!
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This small size will get you started, and is great for cooking for one. 6.
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Diaz and Madden have also taken on the bold task of cooking for Paltrow before.
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The Wilson's culinary director, Jeff Haskell, created the menu after cooking for his dog Stella.
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It's why we still go to restaurants instead of cooking for ourselves all the time.
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This is a very Catholic country, so cooking for the Pope really draws people's attention.
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I want chefs to come in and feel comfortable like they're cooking for their friends.
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She has been cooking for quite some time, and used to own her own shop.
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The instructions suggested cooking for 5-7 minutes on high for a medium-done steak.
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With a fixed restaurant I would get to do a lot more cooking for people.
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She first began cooking for herself when she lived in Paris while attending culinary school.
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Go visit us at NYT Cooking for loads more recipes (including several for lemon bars).
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Sherman loved cooking for large family gatherings while dressed in flip-flops and cow shirts.
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Off the set, Hill liked to give dinner parties, cooking for up to 20 people.
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Serve with a salad and, if you really love whoever you're cooking for, garlic bread.
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If you have an extra day off, spend time cooking for yourself and for others.
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Alison Roman's philosophy of cooking for others: Make it about unfussy food and unfussy vibes.
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And while I enjoy cooking for myself, time, skill, and energy all work against me.
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I start cooking for the party my girlfriend and I are throwing for 25 people.
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GroceriesEveryone has to eat, and cooking for yourself is usually much cheaper than going out.
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"At a place like Noma, you're cooking for people once in a lifetime," Giusti said.
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When the show aired, Frankel was working as a natural food chef, cooking for celebrities.
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While we were running around, 'Pac walks into the kitchen and starts cooking for us.
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So, I'm -- Martha is going to be cooking for four consecutive days going up to Thanksgiving.
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Or you're cooking for one and fear the temptation of a whole pie in your fridge?
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My mother and her family prepared by storing water in trash bags and cooking for 12.
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If you're cooking for one or two, there's rarely ever the need to go full-sized.
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"We make home-style cooking for people who are separated, people who are professional," he says.
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"I would still be working at the Order school, cooking for all the children," he says.
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"It's the first time in my life that I'm actually cooking for other people," he said.
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Either way the dish won't do if you're cooking for Eid al-Adha, which begins tonight.
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Buffalo wings were invented by a mother who was cooking for her son and his friends.
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"I didn't start cooking for the magic of it, for the technique of it," he said.
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Cooking for Artists presents more than seventy of Stone's family-style recipes and fresh, seasonal food.
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And here are 20 recipes that involve little or no cooking, for those 90-degree days.
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It's the difference between the estrangement of ordering takeout and the intimacy of cooking for oneself.
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T. raves about the meal to my absolute delight; cooking for others is my love language.
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Paula Deen 13 QT (1700W) Family-Sized Air Fryer Oven Cooking for an even bigger group?
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So give those a shot as well, or go browse Cooking for thousands of other ideas.
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Keep in mind that you're cooking for people who are going to be mingling and playing games.
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As one of the eldest siblings in her large family, she often found herself cooking for them.
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Restaurant gift card The grad is about to leave behind home cooking for campus dining hall food.
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Better yet, add a bit of barbecue sauce at the end of cooking for a tangy twist.
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I really need to get back on track with cooking for myself more and eating out less.
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She enjoys cooking for her partner, and the couple occasionally go out for meals in the neighborhood.
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T. and I trade off cooking for each other, and today I banish him from the kitchen.
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She co-authored cookbooks with Evan Jones and, in 2009, released The Pleasures of Cooking For One.
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Cooking for hundreds of people is a big enough challenge when you're working in a professional kitchen.
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But I had high hopes for the amateur chefs that would be cooking for us that day.
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You know, just in case we ever find ourselves cooking for them, we'd like to be prepared.
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I find that I buy more expensive foods from the grocery store when I'm cooking for two.
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Residents say they tried to help by donating bed sheets and cooking for patients and their families.
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"There are over 20173 dishes on the menu that we've been cooking for 22017 years," he says.
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Click on over to Cooking for other recipe ideas for tonight and for coming days and nights.
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Teens like to eat, and many prefer to eat out over cooking for themselves; that's not surprising.
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Thais used marijuana in traditional medicine and in cooking for centuries before it was banned in 1934.
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When you are cooking for other people, you need to be in tune with all of this.
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Take a look at Cooking for other ideas of what you may cook in this coming week.
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Their Smallman Galley consists of four kiosks in which different chefs showcase their cooking for 18 months.
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I've been in this business since 1971, and I've been cooking for about 57 or 58 years.
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I'm not cooking for you, and I can't do anything about kitchen backups or your taste buds.
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When they split up, there was a little more latchkey-ing and cooking for yourself after school.
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Go browse the crowded aisles of NYT Cooking for other recipes to cook during the coming week.
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If you're cooking for one and ready to give up those Hot Pockets, go with Daily Harvest.
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Claudia Bellucci, left, with her daughter, Fiamma, does most of the cooking for her family in Rome.
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Miley Cyrus is already cooking for her new man ... fueling up Cody Simpson with some breakfast loving.
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Barton told Forbes that he spent his newfound free time snowboarding and cooking for his three children.
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When Her Cooking Sealed the Deal It was when I tasted her cooking for the first time.
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They were enthusiastic about cooking for company, yes, but they also wrote of the pleasures of eating alone.
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When he's not crushing it at the Billboard Awards, Legend apparently spends his time cooking for his wife.
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They are scrubbing floors in affluent homes or cooking for a growing number of private restaurants and bakeries.
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For basic listening — having something on in the background while you're cooking, for example — it's more than fine.
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When she's not playing hostess, Thiessen is cooking for her two children, Harper, 6, and Holt, 20 months.
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That's a good deal compared with eating at a restaurant but costlier than shopping and cooking for yourself.
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You should be cooking for your sweetheart on this day that is supposed to celebrate intimacy and love.
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As Mario Batali can attest to, cooking for President Obama's final state dinner is a nerve-racking affair.
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Take a look at Cooking for other ideas for what to cook in coming days, and shop accordingly.
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And then I figured, I love cooking, I'm always cooking for my friends—let's give this a shot.
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I bought it to lay across my gas stovetop when I am not cooking for extra counter room.
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No matter how much you prepare ahead of time, cooking for Thanksgiving usually turns into a stressful hassle.
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Those who refused endured more than two years of servitude, washing, fetching water and cooking for Boko Haram.
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Customers aren't happy with that, of course, and for me it also feels like I'm cooking for nothing.
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It sometimes helps to mix old traditions and new (going out for Thanksgiving instead of cooking, for example).
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Celebrity chefs Emeril Lagasse and John Besh are cooking for a cause ... helping tornado victims in New Orleans.
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Seamless is booming, and then you have all those meal kit services, which is like cooking for dummies.
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Both those facts tend to be met with incredulity by visitors encountering Gascon cooking for the first time.
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Cooking for yourself can boost your self-esteem (and, in turn, Link's health, stamina, and defense). Win-win.
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Before [I started] cooking for money, dining out sometimes appeared to be a magical experience in a way.
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It's an ideal job for Earnshaw, who has been DJing for over a decade and cooking for five years.
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"The Complete Cooking for Two Cookbook, 650 Recipes for Everything You'll Ever Want to Make," $25.56, available at Amazon
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It works for my lifestyle — I work long hours, I enjoy it, and it's no fun cooking for one.
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I'll probably use the few hours I have free on Saturday to do some batch cooking for the week.
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Restaurant week customers don't care that you slaved away cooking for eight hours to bring them an eating experience.
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One culinary-focused streamer, Cooking For Noobs, actually has a section in her profile that denotes her relationship status.
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Now, there's something else to love about the celebrity chef: He's been cooking for victims of the California wildfires.
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The picture is a take on Garten's Cooking For Jeffery cover, but in her husband's place stands Stephen Colbert.
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"It indicates that it was cooking for a long time, planned and executed in cold blood," Mr. Dabholkar said.
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A: I was inspired by advice from my mom about cooking for people in the community where I lived.
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You can't bear another night of greasy restaurant takeout, and there is no way you are cooking for yourself.
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Somehow, she wound up doing catering gigs to pay the bills, cooking for huge parties on a hot plate.
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As I grew up, I got into cooking for a living and eventually worked at Eggslut under Alvin Cailan.
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He got into cooking for a living as a personal request from his nieces to cook Guadalajara-style dishes.
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"I'm usually the person who's cooking for my family during break because they're on very busy schedules," he said.
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And, as we age, we may reap the benefits of our efforts when the children start cooking for us.
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Swatting away the condensation, I remember my shirt: It has literally been cooking for two and a half hours.
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And if you haven't already picked up a copy of Ina Garten's newest cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey, you should.
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Now that it's finished, you deserve cheers and some time off from the glorious labor of cooking for others.
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When you're cooking for two, a little bit more to feed a third person is not a big deal.
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It's not only that the labor of cooking for a crowd is over and that everyone is well fed.
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GoWISE USA® 8-in-1 Programmable 9.5QT Ovate Pressure Cooker Cooking for an entire army of hungry eaters?
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"It&aposs the first time in my life that I&aposm actually cooking for other people," he told Insider.
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Haeberlin offered to help get him a job in the Élysée Palace, cooking for the president of the republic.
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It&aposs sitting in traffic, going grocery shopping, cooking for yourself, making your own bed, all of those things.
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If the economy is really cooking for the first time in almost 20 years, well, then let it cook.
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How are you—some chump that's only been cooking for ten years—going to improve on generations of fucking perfection?
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Lower the heat to maintain a simmer and continue cooking for 93 minutes, or until as thick as hot cereal.
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Just a few weeks after cooking for Swift, she dished up the same recipe alongside Oprah Winfrey on the show.
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"Cooking for someone special tonight," she wrote on an appetizer platter filled with carrots, celery, hummus, chips and marinated olives.
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When it comes to cooking for her 16-month-old daughter Ryan, Haylie Duff goes beyond your standard kid favorites.
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In a large pot, prepare pasta very al dente, cooking for about half of the time indicated on the package.
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They get up before dawn, they spend hours harvesting crops, cooking for their families, and tending to their younger siblings.
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But the hardest part of of cooking for Rihanna is that her tastes change as quickly as her professional projects.
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He enjoyed cooking for others and often brought his leftovers for us to share as we envied his cooking skills.
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You can also take all the stress out of your holiday and let Whole Foods do the cooking for you.
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Although she had been cooking for a decade, it was hard to draw a bead on her busy work history.
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If everyone who lived in a sultry climate swore off cooking for the season, summer meals would be dull indeed.
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Lower the heat to maintain a simmer and continue cooking for 30 minutes, or until as thick as hot cereal.
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While cooking for ourselves is definitely cheaper than eating out, we're probably still not saving as much as we could.
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Like a lot of kids, when I left home, I realised how much you take your mum's cooking for granted!
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It turns out the pianists playing for each other is very bit as exciting as chefs cooking for one another.
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Alison Roman is a cook and author who has contributed occasional recipes to NYT Cooking for a few years now.
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Albert had, in the meantime, moved to England, where he began cooking for Peter Cazalet, trainer of the queen's racehorses.
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Take "Microwave Cooking for One," which features the author, Marie T. Smith, alone with some platters of color-saturated food.
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These midday meals, while exceptionally well-crafted, veer more traditional than the cooking for which Mr. Olvera is best known.
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Transfer the pan to the oven to finish cooking for 2–3 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish.
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Today, Mr. Giusti is cooking for a much larger — and pickier — group of critics: thousands of students in the Bronx.
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Years of food writing, and cooking for my own family after work, have taught me a lot of brilliant shortcuts.
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If you're cooking for other people, consider their needs first — even if you're a seasoned cook who loves to experiment.
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It can be a challenge cooking for four in the narrow galley kitchen, though they do it all the time.
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The size is dependent on how many people you're cooking for, and the workability depends on your range of cooking.
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If that doesn't appeal, look to Cooking for other inspiration, and save the recipes you like to your recipe box.
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Chyna wanted to make it appear she was making Rob healthy again, cooking for him and inspiring him to exercise.
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Then there's the final option, which only happens when you're cooking for a friend who is bold enough to give feedback.
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"People aren't going to be cooking for an hour [to fulfill a craving], so it becomes drive-thru mode," says Sodus.
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"Caregivers need to closely supervise younger children who might otherwise get hurt if cooking for themselves," Allen said in the release.
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Cooking for a crowd during the holidays induces peak stress levels — whether you're a first-time host or a seasoned chef.
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We don't know when Death Stranding will actually come out — likely, this one is going to be cooking for a while.
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It's very different to see a name on a container and to know abstractly that you're cooking for someone in need.
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Buckley loves serving his community as a firefighter in the Boston area and enjoys cooking for his buddies at the station.
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"When I was cooking for large numbers, I started turning leftovers into dips or hummus for the next day," she remembers.
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I stopped playing guitar, I stopped listening to music, and cooking for my family started to feel more like a chore.
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"It is an important deal for ATR which has been cooking for some time," a person familiar with the negotiations said.
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"It was really important to just celebrate cooking for each other and feeding each other and making each other feel better."
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If you're only cooking for two or three people, the 3-Quart Round Manual Crock-Pot is the perfect size. ProsCons
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Every summer, Mondella used to host a barbecue for his employees, providing all the food and doing the cooking for everyone.
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For years, Ms. Kaba cooked breakfast at Sylvia's in Harlem and catered from her home, often cooking for the local mosque.
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Recently, I started cooking for myself more often and have kept track of all the products I needed and actually used.
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Brewers top Twins in return game after long trip MILWAUKEE — There is nothing quite like home cooking for the Milwaukee Brewers.
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The editor Judith Jones wrote a pioneering text in the genre called "The Pleasures of Cooking for One," published in 2009.
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What to Cook When You'd Rather Be Doing Anything Else Low-effort, high-reward cooking for when you're hungry and exhausted.
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Of course Howard became a fighter, he said, and maybe that was why he came to love cooking for firefighters most.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: This recipe has been reprinted with permission of the author from Cooking for Good Times: Super Delicious, Super Simple.
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So cooking for your dog, unless you've had a diet made by a board-certified veterinary nutritionist, is a bad idea.
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"One of us has been a private chef for many years, travelling around the world cooking for the wealthy," Freddy explains.
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Ms. Larson has seen neighbors cooking for one another and driving one another to the hospital in lieu of family members.
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Mina Stone, a chef who has written a cookbook, "Cooking for Artists," will run the restaurant at MoMA PS219 in Queens.
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That began a career of high-end chef positions, including cooking for dignitaries and presidents at the Regency Club, in Westwood.
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She's been guiding Cooper, correcting him, cooking for him, and generally keeping him in line since he returned from the Black Lodge.
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You are limited by the place you're in and you have to really observe and study the people you are cooking for.
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When you're cooking for the President of the United States, you're gonna pull out your best recipe — something Marcus Samuelsson knows well.
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When he's cooking for himself, however, the celeb chef has long favored more sophisticated snacks, a tendency encouraged by his foodie parents.
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Ina gave her signature roast chicken an update with simple roasted radishes for her latest cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey, after a visit.
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I really enjoy cooking but because I'm only cooking for myself, or for myself and my boyfriend, there's always so much waste.
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Then, Rihanna needs butter for her toast and is searching for it, because Rihanna is all of us cooking for her friends.
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I've been cooking for quite a while, and I've cooked thousands of turkeys and I do a thermometer each and every time.
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I get home and start cooking for the rest of the week: six hard-boiled eggs, sesame mushrooms, and lemony salmon fillets.
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Speed up your cooking time by spatchcocking your bird, or if you're cooking for a smaller crowd, go with just a breast.
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"She's a very good cook, and she loves to cook," says Garten, who released her new book Cooking for Jeffrey this week.
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Yes, pop astrology would illustrate you, Cancer, in the kitchen cooking for your loved ones all day, but you have enemies, too!
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Set aside every kitchen tantrum you've seen him throw, though, because his reaction to his kids cooking for him will surprise you.
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My healing comes from my faith, and ironically, from my cooking for family and friends, especially during times of illness and suffering.
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In her first cookbook, "Cooking Solo: The Fun of Cooking for Yourself," Ms. Miller champions cooking as an act of self-care.
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Or to abandon cooking for dinner entirely, order in Chinese food, and make maple scones you can eat in the morning instead.
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Or you can visit NYT Cooking for thousands and thousands of other ideas for what to cook tonight or in coming days.
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The board sent a woman known for her good cooking at church suppers to take a course on cooking for large numbers.
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Their blended family can also be seen traveling the world together, going to Yankees games, cooking for Thanksgiving, and opening Christmas gifts.
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And when cooking for vegan friends, I often rely on the creaminess that tahini dressing lends to salads and roasted, caramelized vegetables.
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Go visit NYT Cooking for loads of actual recipes to cook tonight, along with heaps of instruction on how to make them.
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"Cooking for 145 Fahrenheit for four or five minutes will destroy the tapeworm," said Okolo, who was also not involved in the study.
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"I have fallen in love with cooking for my little family," Murgatroyd, who is married to fellow DWTS pro Maks Chmerkovskiy, tells PEOPLE.
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From taking her clothes shopping for her confirmation hearings to joining the court's "spouses club" and cooking for them when they got together.
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"The Complete Cooking For Two Cookbook" by America's Test Kitchen, $21.43America's Test Kitchen compiled 650 of its favorite recipes into a comprehensive book.
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We'll give them their dinner and then when I'm cooking for me and Nick, if they want to try it, I'm like, 'Great!
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It's later than I anticipated when we start cooking; my roommate is also cooking for a party tonight so it's a lively scene.
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There's a series of changes, all of which indicate a trend towards the same point: America is cooking for itself less and less.
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Schor told MUNCHIES that cooking for a former President and current Prime Minister was "surreal" but no more demanding that your average service.
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In Houston, the two heavyweight street fighters lumbered onto the canvas to settle a beef that has apparently been slow-cooking for years.
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The pair have been reading Google autocomplete questions about each other, getting hit by fake poison darts, and even cooking for each other.
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He was looking forward to cooking for everyone at the school's Veterans Day Celebration on Monday, Cal Lutheran's veterans coordinator Jenn Zimmerman said.
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You can set multiple timers for different items at once, which is helpful when cooking for a group of people with different preferences.
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Both Pete Wells, the restaurant critic, and Julia Moskin, a veteran reporter and cookbook maven, recommended "Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone," by Deborah Madison.
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I like to do that kind of cooking for Hanukkah so that it's not just potato pancakes and jelly doughnuts on the table.
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We talked to Morten about cooking for musicians and why he's partly responsible for Alexander Skarsgård's ripped body in the latest Tarzan film.
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Fry the potatoes in two batches, stirring constantly for even cooking, for 143 or 214 minutes, until they turn a light golden brown.
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It's quite the journey along the way as he tries his hand at cooking for his friends and gradually masters the culinary arts.
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It's relaxing for us because we cook for other people all week, but this time, we're just cooking for ourselves and our families.
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Big Ang is cooking for God now -- probably lobster and spaghetti -- so believes "Mob Wives" star Ramona Rizzo in a moving street eulogy.
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If it's not, though, I highly encourage some proper home cooking for all the mother figures in your life — sisters, friends, aunties, mentors.
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I've also always made the four-person meals for my family so it may go faster if you are just cooking for two.
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Because this apron says you love people (cooking for others is an instinctual form of caregiving … remember Mom?) and that you are successful.
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As a general rule, I don't take requests for recipes — not at home when I'm cooking for others, and not for this column.
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You might flirt with someone by cooking for them, inviting them to your home, or demonstrating that you remember small details about them.
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The one thing that kind of threw me off after it had been cooking for a while, however, was how the dish smelled.
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As much as I could, I took her jobs away from her: cooking for the family, looking after my youngest sister, straightening the house.
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Once this clicked, I started letting go of other habits that didn't make sense anymore, like ironing my own shirts and cooking for myself.
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Ina Garten is constantly testing out new recipes for cookbooks like her latest, Cooking for Jeffrey, but there is one meal that remains constant.
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Plus, most retailers are only offering the 6-quart model on sale, and this 8-quart model is great when cooking for a crowd.
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We'll allow that same excuse to fly for the seemingly overcooked noodles and chalk it up to the pressures of cooking for the camera.
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It's a bag that you can wrap around a pot to keep your pork cooking for hours after you take it off the heat.
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The NSTX-U's recent upgrade sounds modest by comparison: the experiment can now keep a fusion plasma cooking for five seconds instead of one.
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They get up before dawn, and spend hours harvesting crops, cooking for their families and tending to their younger siblings before heading to class.
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"She told me that she'd like to write it and I said, 'Well, since you're always cooking for me anyway, that's fine!" he laughs.
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In 2008, Ibarra started working at an apostolic center, which eventually led to him cooking for Pope Benedict when he visited Mexico in 2012.
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"Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone," Deborah Madison Years after I left vegetarianism behind, this is still the cookbook I reach for more than any other.
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A camp of chefs here hopes to remake Sichuanese cooking for urbane middle-class tastes, building on the core of traditional ingredients and techniques.
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She began cooking for herself about a year ago, after finding a deal for Blue Apron meal kits on Groupon, the online commerce site.
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Not only because we are cooking for the Emmys, but because when you cook and serve food every day, you start to lose touch.
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"Cooking, for me, has always had a strong connection to family—both the one you're born into and the one you create," Juanita says.
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"The first thing people will do is come in and smell it and know that the dish has been cooking for hours," says Jackson.
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Occasionally, this person would also be asked to do other household chores as needed, including laundry, errands, and light cooking for the vegan homeowner.
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Ms. Jones took a characteristically precise approach to cooking for herself, but other cooks describe the task as a form of daily self-care.
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Go browse around NYT Cooking for many more recipes you can cook today or during this week, next week, for many years to come.
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I am on Instagram and Twitter, but go to NYT Cooking for recipes and lots of new cooking content on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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I'd planned to write a peppy, service-driven piece on how to successfully pull off two days of cooking for a modern, secular meal.
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Many of us are now stuck at home with limited access to ingredients, separated from those we'd otherwise be cooking for and eating with.
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But I will give you low-stress and high-impact recipes and ideas intended to make your life easier when you're cooking for others.
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If you're regularly cooking for the entire family or entertaining guests, this 11-Quart Air Fryer Oven, Rotisserie, and Dehydrator has got you covered.
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I actually like cooking for dinner, and the primary thing that often stops me from doing so is not having proper ingredients at home.
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It was very good, but was the sort of dish that chefs of Mr. Colicchio's generation have been cooking for a couple of decades.
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He had the honor of cooking for Roshi and eventually lived in a cabin that was linked to his teacher's by a covered walkway.
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MUNCHIES: Hi Brian, you were just at Standing Rock cooking for the Thanksgiving Dinner, but that was not your first time there, was it?
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In an interview with Bon Appetit's healthyish, the Full Frontal host dished on her typical daily diet and the struggles of cooking for picky children.
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Why not put your kitchen skills to the ultimate test by cooking for one of the toughest and hardest to impress chefs around, Gordon Ramsay?!
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But we've been cooking for a lot of stars, so when you get that call it's like, you're still a fan, but you're gonna work.
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Guess that means we can still use our lack of mixer as the reason for why were not cooking for just a few more weeks.
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You can also adjust the power settings with 20 options between 100 to 1800 watts, depending on how long you need to be cooking for.
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"The meal-kit delivery service is booming," Frankiewicz said, noting that millennials are cooking for the sake of "authenticity" and "genuineness" and not for leisure.
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"I seriously love being home and cooking for my friends and family, especially breakfast," she writes in a new post on her app and website.
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Depending on how many you're cooking for, the large surface can lay flat to hold a lot of servings or cook a side dish simultaneously.
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For more on Ina Garten and exclusive recipes from her new cookbook Cooking for Jeffrey, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands now.
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Aimee loves cooking for friends in her open kitchen, working out, kayaking and adding to the 80,000 miles she's already driven in her customized van.
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Garten's most recent cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey, sold over 400,000 copies in its first two months—exceeding the sales of all other cookbooks in 2016.
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For the last three months, she has been installed as that institution's first chef-in-residence, cooking for the staff and visiting artists-in-residence.
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It is obviously colder in there too, which feels great after cooking for hours in front of a high-power range and even hotter oven.
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If he's not at his own dinner party, he's likely cooking for another event, in the kitchen with a group of like-minded queer chefs.
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For me it's art and cooking, for example, and when I can be with my friends and the people I love and do simple things.
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Todd previously shot Brock's mom, Andrea, during season five, episode 15 ("Granite State") after Jesse tried to escape and stop cooking for the neo-Nazis.
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What does it mean when a celebrity promotes eating a daily spoonful of ghee, a clarified butter often used in South Asian cooking, for wellness?
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Being snowed in can be a great chance to put on your chef's hat, so start out with our guide to cooking for the storm.
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"My dad jokes, 'You should be cooking for us; if you were in Sierra Leone, you would have cooked when you were 12,' " Collier said.
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When cooking for herself, Becerra eats a robust, usually vegetarian lunch, and a light, almost snack-like, dinner, which she says is better for digestion.
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And when you are cooking for only two, you can prepare the fish using my favorite method: on top of the stove in a frying pan.
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Because we understand that one of the biggest barriers to entry when it comes to cooking for yourself is having the freaking time to do it.
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Most pork tenderloins come in 213-pound portions, so if you're cooking for two, enjoy the leftovers or ask the butcher for a 214-pound portion.
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" And then they will show someone's grandma, who's been cooking for 30 years, and they're like, "Yeah, yeah, but that's what she's supposed to be doing.
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When I was in graduate school, I started the habit of cooking for the week, and it's a good one that I've tried to carry forward.
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Robuchon, whose restaurants charged more than $400 per person for the tasting menu, said he was "a regular person" when it came to cooking for himself.
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Share photos and videos of your favorite Eid traditions and special dishes you're cooking for the holiday by tagging them #EidCNN on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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I also wanted the experience of cooking for a difference audience than the ones we get in Barcelona, and the challenge of London and British produce.
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Fischer won the 2016 James Beard Award for American Cooking for his book The Beetlebung Farm Cookbook, which offered a variety of seasonal New England recipes.
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Whether you're cooking for the fam or just want days of leftovers for yourself, this grill's 122-inch nonstick surface can make eight servings at once.
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Fischer won the 2016 James Beard Award for American Cooking for his book The Beetlebung Farm Cookbook, which offered a variety of seasonal New England recipes.
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He's taking a quick break from running his Grilled Fraiche food truck and cooking for his celebrity clientele to teach us the basics of omelettes 101.
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I was afraid of that so I was cleaning the toilet, I was cooking for them, I was doing everything in (the) house, all the housework.
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As the smallest version, the three-quart Instant Pot is perfect for cooking for couples or small families, or using in kitchens with limited counter space.
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It's not possible to say I won't order any takeout, or get an espresso on the road, but I'll definitely be cooking for my lunches more.
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Because when it comes to cooking for yourself and buying household items, there are ways to optimize that don't require you to obsess over every dollar.
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I imagine that after you've been cooking for as long as Splichal has, you know a thing or two about the creative process of preparing food.
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"The owner used to have people working for him on the property making movies, and he used to do the cooking for 20 people," she said.
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Sinewy, muscled and stippled with cartilage, the shanks need hours of slow and gentle cooking for the meat to soften enough to slip off the bone.
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You can head over to NYT Cooking for more Thanksgiving recipes, along with a whole host of ideas about how to plan and cook the feast.
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Maybe you can, though, and I hope you do, browsing Cooking for inspiration, saving the recipes you like to your recipe box and then making them.
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"He came back and told me, 'DeSean Jackson wants you to start cooking for him and Trent Williams wants you to cook for him,'" says Dorzon.
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Following the massive success of her latest cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey, Garten will return to the small screen with an all-new series, Cook Like a Pro.
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Working "22 hour" days to open restaurants on the other side of the world, cooking for astronauts, and taking down clean eaters can't leave many free evenings.
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The chef tweeted back on Wednesday with a photo of Colbert hilariously photoshopped onto her latest cookbook cover, Cooking for Jeffrey, changing her husband's name to Stephen.
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The chef said in an interview that he created General Tso's chicken in 1952 when he was cooking for U.S. Seventh Fleet commander Admiral Arthur W. Radford.
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With support from foundations and government agencies, Ms. Fredericks and a number of professional collaborators created curriculums that teach nutrition through cooking for preschoolers through high schoolers.
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"It's great to see someone write in to say, 'Hey I'm cooking for my new girlfriend or boyfriend, and I want a roast chicken recipe,'" Tishgart said.
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"James got a world-class culinary education in France and he learned from the same people who are cooking for the last monarchy in France," says Twitty.
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The Food Network queen revealed via Instagram that she's filming new episodes of her cooking show after a hiatus to write her new cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey.
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Following the success of her her last book Cooking for Jeffrey in 2016, Garten is releasing her 11th collection of rigorously-tested recipes, Cook Like a Pro.
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Before assuming his role with Galaxy last season, the Southern California native spent four years cooking for Chivas USA, another LA MLS team that dissolved in 2014.
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When it came to developing recipes for her new cookbook, Ina Garten obviously had her husband, Jeffrey, in mind — it is called Cooking for Jeffrey, after all.
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I am convinced that cooking for someone is the greatest act of love you can ever perform—and, yes, I am including butt stuff on that list!
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As told to Javier Cabral This interview has been edited for length and clarity Adam Perry Lang is a chef who has been cooking for 25 years.
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Nearly 60-years-old, he would spend days at a restaurant, peddling his chicken technique, cooking for customers, and often sleeping in the back of his car.
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She'll also give a little background on cooking for her family in India when she was young and how their Punjab and Maharashtra dialects influenced her dishes.
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To boost her income, she took a job in San Juan, as the domestic help for an elderly man, cooking for him and keeping the house straight.
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She and her siblings Anwar and Bella Hadid are tight-knit, and she recently told Elle that cooking for her family is one of her favorite pastimes.
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But usually what it ends up being is while I'm cooking for my wife and me, some other simpler food will be put together for the kids.
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The owner, Carole Sullivan, has been cooking for Livingston's celebrities since she opened a catering business in 1997, but she transformed Mustang into a restaurant in 2001.
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Her latest is a look at an emergent genre of cooking that I read about a lot in letters sent to my email inbox: cooking for one.
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But by the time Walter came to save him, his existence looked tortured: imprisoned in the meth lab, cooking for monsters, rarely seeing the light of day.
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Traditional vegetarian cooking for the devout allows only ginger as a spice, and with such strict rules "you lose too much flavour," says the elder Mr Yin.
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But Paul Kahan demonstrates uncomplicated cooking at its finest in his new book, "Cooking for Good Times" (Lorena Jones, $403), written with Perry Hendrix and Rachel Holtzman.
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One of the chefs scheduled to cook at the eatery became a sort of folk hero after cooking for besieged student protesters at Polytechnic University in November.
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I worked in Australia, Austria, Dubai, London, Japan, toured around Formula 1 cooking for the circuit, and even worked at the world's only seven-star hotel restaurant.
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You've got a whole fridge and pantry to keep stocked because transitioning to adulthood usually means you've gotta start cooking for yourself more often than ever before.
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A few months later, she decided to do her own exclusive gatherings, presenting Polish food for neoteric palates, exactly how she enjoys cooking for herself at home.
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I realized that more than 80 percent of my free time was spent in food, either eating at new restaurants or cooking for my friends at home.
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That said, I know a guy who's a world-class chef working for a Norwegian owner, earning over €100,000 a year and he's only cooking for 2 months.
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He allegedly said that she was going to stay for a few years, cooking for him, hanging out, and having unprotected sex two or three times a day.
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When I'm commuting or cooking for the Sabbath, I'll listen to podcasts about the state of the world, directly streaming the rage of the day into my ears.
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Hall suggests that when you start planning out your cooking for the day, try to prep and cook the things that take up the most fridge space first.
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But, as she writes in her new book "Cooking for Jeffrey," her real passion was refining her cooking skills and hosting friends for dinner parties on the weekends.
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Selling a little more than 400,000 copies, the Barefoot Contessa's latest work, Cooking for Jeffrey, was the bestselling cookbook of the year, despite only being released this October.
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Additional Reading Trumps Throw Out Tradition for Their First State Dinner A National Security Aide's Departing Wish: Cooking for the State Dinner President Trump Is Coming to Britain.
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Based on this information, advertisers can either include or exclude categories such as homeowners, "trendy moms," people who moved recently, conservatives, or people interested in cooking, for example.
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He dreams of cooking for all the bikers, a mashup of the comforts of Americana diners with the resourcefulness he's gained by hitting high-end restaurants' bottom lines.
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Beginning in 1987 and continuing into the '20103s, she wrote a column called Microwave Cooking for The New York Times and, in The Times Magazine, a food column.
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In this conversation with Sam Sifton, Melissa Clark and Alison Roman talk about their approaches to journalism, and how the practice of cooking for others feeds the soul.
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"If they want more beef, and less potatoes, they can help themselves," said Ms. Garten, whose latest book, "Cooking for Jeffrey," was published by Clarkson Potter in October.
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Sprinkled with photographs, the book traces Ms. Waters's years as a European backpacker smitten with France and as a young radical cooking for the Bay Area's antiwar intelligentsia.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: This recipe has been reprinted with permission of the author from Between Harlem and Heaven: Afro-Asian-American Cooking for Big Night, Weeknights and Every Day.
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Mr. Leon, an infant at the time, traveled on her back as she performed odd jobs, including a stint cooking for a neighbor in his fast-food restaurant.
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And the fact is, if you're cooking for yourself or your family, you don't have a super skilled person on task to make food for you whenever you want.
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As much as we love the idea of hosting big holiday parties, there's always one barrier that curbs our excitement: Cooking for a big group is no easy feat.
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In the early days of my wellness kick, life sometimes got messy and stressful, and the idea of hitting the gym and cooking for myself felt difficult to impossible.
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Rihanna's personal chef, Debbie Solomon, has been cooking for the singer for more than four years now, but Solomon says catering to the singer's tastes hasn't always been easy.
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These days, she's just as well-known for her foolproof recipes as she is for cooking for her number one fan, Jeffrey Garten, her husband of nearly 50 years.
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Cooking for a partner is a popular date choice among her clients, many of whom are upper-class men, and helps show you're laid back and down-to-earth.
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New York Times subscribers will have full access to NYT Cooking for a limited time, though there is no timeline for when the subscriptions will be separated, Rottier said.
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So, if you just woke up this morning and thought huh, maybeI'll tryout cooking for the first time in the royal family's kitchen, that's not going to cut it.
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Order what you need this afternoon, and you'll feel on top of the holiday planning even if you don't know yet if you'll be cooking for 6 or 26.
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We can serve up to 1,000 guests a day so now it's 4.30, they're cooking for the staff and also prepping for tonight's customers' special requests, lots of celebrations.
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She did all the cooking for the day in the morning—her mother-in-law had only to warm it up, and Irina did the dishes in the evening.
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There is, of course, a long tradition of firefighters' cooking for one another, one that stretches back probably to the first fire brigades, the vigiles urbani of ancient Rome.
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Wirecutter If you want to give someone a food gift to show you care, consider cooking for them, ordering a gift basket or delivery, or organizing a meal train.
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Fifteen feet up the hill, Jorge Rito, who has been cooking for the club every June for five years, wipes his watering eyes with the back of his hand.
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In fact, MSG or other "free glutamates" occur naturally in many of the most flavorful foods, some of which have been used to enhance flavor in cooking for millennia.
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And last but not least of course we have David Hertz the founder of Gastromotiva And of course he's been outside cooking for everybody every day here with his team.
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"From a logistics point of view, it's quite a long slog for the chefs to plough through the sheer volume of people we are cooking for," he said via email.
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At the beginning [cooking for other chefs] was really stressful, but after a while, when you see those faces coming back, you realize that you're doing a decent enough job.
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Just three months after Cooking For Jeffrey was released, the domestic goddess posted a photo to Instagram and teased that she was already back in the kitchen doing recipe testing.
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After all, when you're passionate enough about food to be cooking for a living, that means having plenty of opinions on the right and the wrong way to do things.
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Clicking through the images reveals traces of intimacy: portraits of mothers with babies, women cooking for unseen others, a man holding up a baby to pose for a studio portrait.
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Instant Pot says that this model can feed a family of four to six people, so if you're cooking for fewer people, or just yourself, you'll have leftovers for days.
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Or, rather, in the immortal words of ACME's Mitch Orr, "How are you—some chump that's only been cooking for ten years—going to improve on generations of fucking perfection?"
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Though he can't remember the exact year—perhaps it was about a decade ago, he tells me—David Tanis found himself cooking for a group of women in Fredericksburg, Texas.
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Well, George Foreman's grill has certainly transformed the act of cooking for me, turning it into a fun and rewarding experience where the effort is repaid exponentially by the result.
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Ask any seasoned Thanksgiving host and they'll tell you the same thing: If there's one thing more stressful than cooking for that holiday feast, it's cleaning for that holiday feast.
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"Double Cup Love" was originally proposed as a book in which Mr. Huang would travel to China to try cooking for locals, but it turned into a memoir about love.
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Her recent cookbook, Cooking for Artists, published under Fischer's imprint Kiito-San, includes 70 of Stone's family-style recipes inspired by her Greek heritage and passion for fresh, delicious food.
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Demonstealer, the snarling frontman of Demonic Resurrection, is also a gifted chef who has always loved food, and fondly remembers cooking for his parents and their friends as a kid.
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Before he even reached the Bronx, Mr. Giusti knew there would be hurdles: He had already taken over all the cooking for the nine public schools in New London, Conn.
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Both are loaded with tough, collagen-rich connective tissue that gives the meat its structure, but requires low-temperature cooking for most of a day to achieve the proper tenderness.
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Instead, his creations arise from the rhythms and pragmatic needs of his own life: weekends spent working in his garden's vegetable patch, cooking for friends and playing with his dogs.
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And that will be that: Another week spent cooking for yourself and those around you and thus another week spent giving happiness in the form of your labor and attention.
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Personal Health Many years ago I was plagued with debilitating headaches associated with a number of seemingly unrelated activities that included cooking for company and sewing drapes for the house.
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Ms. Crohan, 68, has been blind since birth, but she took over the family kitchen when she was 11, after her mother's death, cooking for her father and five siblings.
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What we do see is Goldberg cooking for her, doing her chores, putting up with her friends, encouraging her to write, giving her a job, all seemingly out of love.
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"At first none of us knew they were doing this, but then the stories started to spread around camp that anyone cooking for them would be raped," said Hadiza, 18.
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" On this one quote hangs Bertelsen's thesis questioning the assertion that "a person from a certain cultural and culinary backgrounds cooking for people from other cultures [is] creating something new.
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Yet Sunday mornings were slow at the bakery, so Ms. Crampsey and one of her bakers, Kyra Wilder, would spend the hours cooking for each other while they waited for customers.
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But even though his culinary skills may sometimes get on his wife's nerves, Kimmel told PEOPLE that cooking for his family is something he tries to do as often as possible.
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Delish reported that Garten had been on a break from filming since her latest season concluded in February in order to work on the completion of her cookbook (Cooking for Jeffrey).
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She started with a curried chicken with rice, peas, and plantains; then lamb shank; and finally, she whipped up some pasta carbonara, all before finding out who she was cooking for.
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I realized that I was in a place where I wasn't going to have any of my mom's cooking for the holiday and I wasn't going to be with my family.
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Lil Wayne and George Washington co-star in a Super Bowl commercial this year -- but some people are taking issue, since it shows Wayne cooking for George ... who famously owned slaves.
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The best even guide you through preparing and serving a meal, whether you're cooking for yourself after a day of work or putting on a spread for a dozen party guests.
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Through books, videos and classes, Mr. Iyer has made a career of demystifying Indian cooking for both American home cooks without Indian roots and for institutions like corporate and college cafeterias.
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The crowd of 30 featured some Vespaio regulars, but when asked about other favorite restaurants, most everyone I spoke with seemed more focused on cooking for their kids than foodie trends.
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Sur la Table offers a wide array of cooking classes at their stores around the country, many of which have themes such as cooking for date night, knife skills, and more.
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If that's the case, you're not doing it correctly, says Mark Erickson, the provost of the Culinary Institute of America, who wrote the book "Cooking for One" with his wife, Lisa.
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The author will talk about the food, culture and art she discovered in the region while researching the book: "'Cooking for Picasso, A Novel': Camille Aubray in Conversation," $29, 7 p.m.
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But it's also true that cooking for yourself and others is a way to provide joy along with sustenance, a way to strengthen bonds between family members, friend groups, neighbors, neighborhoods.
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We have a collection of recipes for weeknight vegetarian cooking, for instance, and using it, you could serve this kale and quinoa salad with tofu and miso (above) for dinner tonight.
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And that&aposs not surprising, considering the fact that Scandinavians are one of the largest importers of cardamom and have been using the spice in their cooking for hundreds of years.
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Even if she does this every day, today is her day off, and she's just cooking for the hell of it and having a good time, and it shows on her face.
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Shane Kimbrough, a NASA astronaut, recently described what Thanksgiving looks like at the International Space Station, where he's cooking for fellow American astronaut Peggy Whitson, a French astronaut, and three Russian cosmonauts.
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He's a hot topic on her Food Network show, she often gushes about him to the press and she dedicated her tenth cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey (out this October), entirely to him.
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I knew she was kind and generous — cooking for everyone from friends and family to Buddhist monks to the homeless and hungry community of Halifax — but tough when she needed to be.
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HEATHER SEIDEL Ambitious, strong-willed and looking for someone who can be her equal, Seidel is a flight attendant who is active and enjoys traveling and cooking for her family and friends.
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But this little gadget is all about helping you get creative shots of all kinds of things — such as what you're cooking for dinner and the view as you ride your bike.
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I was cooking for him, and the way that I found the recipes, I just opened up my phone and I pulled up a recipe and I made it in two seconds.
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LeoYour perfect date: cooking for baeWhy it's written in the stars: When you like someone, Leo, you go all in — and that means showing off a little for them when you can.
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For Pandora, the idea is that its advertisers could target listeners at times they aren't typically able to respond — like when they're out running, at the gym, driving or cooking, for example.
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Outside, the cakes have been cooking for three hours and Sokunthea goes to fish them out, before setting them aside for the ghosts and taking one for herself to eat straight away.
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I soon realise that it's Blackpool's economic issues, rather than profit, that drives Taylor to keep working, insisting on high quality ingredients and healthy cooking for those who usually eat the opposite.
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Visit NYT Cooking for thousands more recipes, and to leave notes and tips for fellow readers (and for us!) and please don't forget we're here to help out if anything goes sideways.
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Head on over to NYT Cooking for more: recipes, a menu planner and guides that will teach you, among other things, how to make yogurt and how to use an Instant Pot.
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Then on Delancey Street last fall, a new shabu shabu restaurant appeared where a chef standing behind a counter does all the cooking for no more than eight people at a time.
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In cooking for others, he told me, he is carrying on for Spencer, helping out everywhere he can, as much as when he is at a fire or on some other call.
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"This particular movement going across the nation around is so very important for the next generation," Pauline Maracle, who has been cooking for the camped-out protesters for a week, told CBC.
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But compared to competitors' on-demand delivery markups and service fees, wasting ingredients from the grocer and the hours of cooking for yourself, it can be a good deal for busy people.
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But Mr. Charles's big break came when he took a summer job cooking for the famous Canadian beverage families Molson and Bronfman at their private fishing retreat on a river in Quebec.
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"That's camp cooking for the visual, digital world," said Anna Brones, 33, who along with Brendan Leonard, 38, wrote "Best Served Wild: Real Food for Real Adventures," to be published in August.
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Take that a step further, and you could say cooking for others can be viewed as a nurturing, altruistic act that comes with the benefit of increased happiness, according to one study.
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The unique recipes and candid writing style awed home cooks as well as longtime Chrissy fans; Cravings ultimately became 2016's number two bestselling cookbook — second only to Ina Garten's Cooking For Jeffery.
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And, in a small number of cities (Seattle, Columbus, and Cincinnati) you can even order wine, beer, and spirits — perfect if you're cooking for company and need to do a quick booze run.
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O' Ciarain, who said work on site slowed from October, said the delays meant 12 and 13-year-old's studying cooking, for example, would have to be taught without the use of kitchens.
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For the first time, Wendy Williams talked about her divorce on her show, revealing what she's got cooking for post-breakup life ... and it's gonna be tons of QT time with her son.
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After officially announcing the availability of the product for pre-orders last month, the company is pulling back the curtains on all of the prestidigitation it's been cooking for the past several years.
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Shopping for off-brand products at grocery stores and cooking for herself, rather than dining out, saved Ness over $150 a month, while swapping out expensive toiletries saved her over $70 a month.
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She tosses in fresh oregano, finely chopped dried seaweed, whole coriander seeds, and salt, cooking for a few more minutes until the shallots start to brown and the chickpeas start to break down.
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I road-tested the book as I was developing it, from cooking for my hosts, who'd be set up via friends on Facebook and stuff, to strangers approaching me as I was writing.
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When I was cooking for one — a one-pound rib-eye, for example — I attached Joule to a small stainless steel pot, threw in the bagged food and quickly heated up the water.
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Together, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Smalls have written a 375-page cookbook, "Between Harlem and Heaven: Afro-Asian-American Cooking for Big Nights, Weeknights, and Every Day," to be published in early February.
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In the communal dining area, three brothers — Jordan, Jake and Jimmy DeCicco — were cooking for a half-dozen social media influencers, hoping to stir up enthusiasm for their protein-infused iced coffee company.
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I wrote about Caribbean cooking for The Times this week, a column about the Bajan chef Paul Carmichael, who runs Momofuku Seiobo in Sydney, Australia, and about his recipe for curried rice (above).
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Alternatively, try out this other new gem we've slid into our display case at NYT Cooking, for the kale-sauce pasta served by the chef Joshua McFadden, of Ava Gene's in Portland, Ore.
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Of course, many make the pilgrimage in a more ascetic way: spending the nights under the stars, buying only the most necessary supplies, cooking for themselves with as many local ingredients as possible.
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If we are going to take the loving step of cooking for ourselves, I believe we should absolutely make the experience even better by enjoying a glass or two of wine as well.
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If we are going to take the loving step of cooking for ourselves, I believe we should absolutely make the experience even better by enjoying a glass or two of wine as well.
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Two good picks include Lickety-Split Meals for Health Conscious People on the Go, and Healthy Cooking for Two (or Just You) according to Libby Mills, a registered dietitian and founder of DigInEatUp.
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Mr. Kalika worked for a while as a dishwasher on a kibbutz and quickly took to kitchen life, eventually cooking for the Israeli chef Eyal Shani before returning home, charged with new ideas.
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Both are good for weeknight cooking, for non-mysterious reasons: Shrimp cook practically instantly, and canned beans are pre-cooked and pretty good, especially after a quick simmer in tomatoes, garlic and spices.
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As soon as he moved in, he put the table in the kitchen to differentiate it from the bedroom area, and in the last few years, and he has started cooking for himself.
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As soon as he moved in, he put the table in the kitchen to differentiate it from the bedroom area, and in the last few years, and he has started cooking for himself.
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Whether you're prepping basic meals for your family, cooking for one or two, or whipping up gourmet food for a large crowd, a good food processor can save you a lot of time.
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The reality star is all about whipping up wholesome, homemade dishes—especially when it comes to cooking for her three kids—and now she's sharing one of her family's go-to cold-weather dishes.
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She was unable to produce the 50-ish care packages and individualized letters in time, and cooking for that many people in her studio apartment proved unbearable — she documented such on her Insta stories.
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We'll still likely get to see a hands-on demo and perhaps a new trailer, but now we all know that the game is going to stay cooking for just a little while longer.
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And despite often only sleeping two hours a night to realize his designs, he frequently hosted dinners at his atelier, The Telegraph reports, cooking for and entertaining some of the world's most influential names.
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As the pair's 48th wedding anniversary approaches, Garten has taken to Instagram to dote on her husband — the subject of her latest cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey — and share adorable throwback photos from the occasion.
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Now that her highly-anticipated 10th cookbook, Cooking For Jeffrey (out in October) is devoted entirely to the dishes she makes for him, it's time to get up to speed on the man himself!
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"I am worried about what will happen if people keep coming in and the borders remain closed," said Kyriakos Sarantidis, 65, who donates time cooking for refugees from a minivan parked at Pireaus port.
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The bond Chrissy shares with her parents is evident as Vilailuck constantly appears on the star's Instagram doting on and cooking for Legend and their two children Luna Simone, 3, and Miles Theodore, 1.
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Tomatoes in fruit salads may seem odd to the Brits for whom Kington was writing, but they are perfectly fine if you are cooking for Koreans or a member of the culinary avant-garde.
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Whichever way your Sunday is going, and whatever it is you have planned for Memorial Day, you ought to take a little time to plan out some cooking for the rest of the week.
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Chefs on Kitchensurfing, a chef-booking platform that is now defunct, discussed working swingers parties, being asked to take part in threesomes and cooking for clients who had loud sex in the next room.
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India's action to increase access to propane for cooking for 80 million people — which although not a renewable source causes far less air pollution than wood, dung and coal — offers a glimmer of hope.
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The singer, who passed away unexpectedly on April 21, requested food that was easy to digest and "wasn't himself probably the last month or two," according to Roberts, who began cooking for Prince in 2013.
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It makes sense that ramen would become the new commodity du jour in prisons, like cigarettes and stamps and mackerel have been, since the noodles have been a foundation of gourmet prison cooking for decades.
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While Top Chef: Colorado didn't air its first episode until December 2017, in mid-June the contestants had already been traveling around the state for weeks, cooking for the show's judges all over the Rockies.
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Suffice to say this game has probably been cooking for a long time, and yet we're likely very far off from a release date or anything concrete about what the game will actually look like.
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While on the show, Tilly, who is only 15 years old, demonstrated how to make her "All-American Chili" and talked to the show's hosts about what it's like cooking for her celebrity chef father.
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The bond Chrissy shares with her parents is evident as Vilailuck constantly appears on the star's Instagram doting on and cooking for Legend and their two children Luna Simone, 3, and Miles Theodore, 17 months.
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Many of the cooking traditions and techniques that define Southern food were invented and executed by African-Americans, whether they were cooking for their own families or for white families that enslaved or employed them.
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And unless it sounds arrogant to say I also turn to my own "New Home Cooking," for some old pantry-shelf standbys like tagliarini with artichoke hearts (frozen or jarred) and mushrooms (fresh or dried).
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Check. As Chinese students head to college, their parents come along and camp out nearby to keep an eye over their children as they settle into campus — cooking for them and even cleaning their rooms.
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Tonight is the Super Bowl, which I'm watching at a friend's place, and I'm excited to spend the day in comfy clothes, catching up on TV and cooking for tonight until I need to go.
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I always find cooking for people satisfying, but there is something particularly — and instantly — rewarding about that moment of bliss that you see when someone bites into something sweet and delicious for the first time.
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Linton Hopkins (one in the trio of chefs cooking for the N.F.L. owners) offers a stacked cheeseburger at H&F Burger, and fried chicken and biscuits next door at a little stand called Hop's Chicken.
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Jeff Haskell, The Wilson's Culinary Director, told Forbes that cooking for his own dog inspired him to create these menu options, assuming that "serving regular human-menu items in dog bowls" qualifies as "creating," or whatever.
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At a little over 50 years young, the chef has owned five restaurants, but he decided to leave brick-and-mortars behind in 2009 in favor of cooking for guests in the comfort his own home.
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Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe (and insists on cooking for every family event) has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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With the rise of food delivery services like GrubHub, Seamless, Door Dash, and UberEATS, the convenience of takeout makes it nearly impossible to resist on nights when you ~*literally just can't even*~ with cooking for yourself.
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Prices vary depending on your plan, but it usually works out to $8-$9 per person, per meal — so if you're cooking for two and get two recipes per week, you won't spend more than $40.
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And I feel a little like a fraud as far as my family is concerned because cooking for Eye Swoon consumes all of my energy — I have almost no interest or energy to cook for them.
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It dawned on me that I could lessen that burden of feeling so busy and actually get more out of cooking for friends if I flipped the ratio of time spent working to time spent eating.
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When it closed, Larry Tipmanee and his mother, Sripraphai Tipmanee, who oversees the cooking for the restaurants, moved in to fuel Brooklyn's taste buds: 176 North Ninth Street (Bedford Avenue), Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 718-302-1499, sriphaphai.com.
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I was out West for a week, staying with friends in Tucson and not cooking at all, and that was a strange feeling after many months of cooking for family and writing about it every day.
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He grew up in the Irrawaddy Delta in Myanmar, one of eight children, and came to New York in 1994 to study mechanical engineering; two years later he started cooking for his church's annual fund-raiser.
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Nakabuye hopes to use her story to highlight how climate change is affecting Uganda and developing countries - particularly women and girls in rural areas who spend hours fetching water, digging fields and cooking for their families.
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Every January, PC gaming companies get a full week during CES to show us the latest and greatest in new processors, graphics cards, monitors, and everything else that's been cooking for the last year or longer.
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Both the payment system and currency are designed to be used in part to compensate residents for work that is often un- or underpaid, such as caring for the elderly, watching children, and cooking for others.
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We wax poetic about air fryers that are big enough for meals for the whole family (and then some), but if you're in a smaller household or are cooking for one, a smaller design better suits.
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"Judith will know what to do," I thought, so I pulled out my worn, stained copy of The Pleasures of Cooking for One and flipped through for her list of things to do with leftover poultry.
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Cooking for me is therapeutic, even after a long day at work, and I don't want to feel like Ted Allen and a panel of judges are screaming at me to get my food on the plate.
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Get Creative/Think On The FlyWhen you're prepping and cooking for the holidays, adapting to the situation is key: there's always a forgotten ingredient or a random tableware issue just when you're knee deep in peeled potatoes.
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"Once I tune in to the fact that my family receives my cooking for them as an act of love—that it's actually something that makes them feel cared for—it shifts my entire perspective," she says.
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Four people — Jane, Peter, Charlotte, and Adam — took turns cooking for each other, and despite the usual awkwardness there wasn't anything that out of the ordinary until the final night, when it was Peter's turn to host.
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It's a commercial hub without a built-in local clientele, and yet even here, the restaurateurs haven't really gotten into the cooking-for-foreigners game, to reconfiguring their food or style to fit non-Korean customers' tastes.
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Front Burner A novel that unpacks a supposedly troubled period in Picasso's life, "Cooking for Picasso" describes the fictional relationship and mutual inspiration between a young cook and the artist in the South of France in 1936.
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A note about saucepans: A large soup-sized 25-quart stock pot is useful, even if you're not cooking for more than one, advised Mills, who is also a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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KitchenAid mixer Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe (and insists on cooking for every family event) has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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At the Berlin film festival opening reception in February, the 30-year-old chef, who runs a catering business in the German capital with her husband, will be cooking for more than 400 guests attending the opening reception.
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"Well they don't do much cooking on their own, but I think the secret to cooking for them, because they're sort of picky eaters, at least my daughter is, I go protein pancakes for these kids," Greenfield says.
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For an advanced cook, it might feel a little basic, but for someone who is new to cooking for a family, or just new to cooking the majority of their meals all the time, it's a great find.
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Do that this weekend because in two or three weeks cooking for loads of people is all we're going to be talking about, and this exercise will put you in a better mind-set when that conversation comes.
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"Dangerous bacteria found in vegetables can be destroyed by cooking for a long time, but chemicals including heavy metals can still find their way into people's bodies," said Candida Shirima, TFDA manager in charge of Food Risk Analysis.
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Soon he was a head chef — he boasts that he was one of the best in the entire Federal Bureau of Prisons — cooking for between 1,500 to 2,500 inmates at a time in whatever prison he was in.
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And while the chefs of Chef's Table often get to cook in fancy restaurants with white tablecloths for well-heeled guests, the chefs of Street Food are cooking for the people, retaining the cultural memories of their country.
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No matter how long you've been cooking for yourself, you just have those days where the burnout is too powerful to overcome and you stare listlessly at your fridge and cupboards willing something edible to spontaneously come into existence.
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Here are the best deals: If you're in a packed household, are constantly cooking for large parties, or just like leftovers, the 64-ounce container on the Vitamix 5200 blender will be your new best friend in the kitchen.
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It might seem unusual that a chef didn't step foot in a restaurant until he was 15 years old but this didn't stop Leon Rothera from going to work in a Michelin-star kitchen and cooking for the stars.
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Whether it was her mum preparing a family feast, her grandmother sharing clay ovens with women from the village, or a beachside gathering at a communal grill, cooking for groups of people formed a significant part of her upbringing.
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For the last couple of decades, the general direction of food spending in the United States has been toward restaurants, and in 2014, dining out eclipsed home cooking for the first time, according to the United States Agriculture Department.
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I like the steak idea, though, because it's a relatively fast preparation, one I might be able to pull off after a day of cooking for the week ahead, making fridge and freezer meals that only improve over time.
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Now, here's Tejal Rao, our California restaurant critic, with a recommendation: It's the week before Christmas: I've already started curing duck for confit and kicked off a few other kitchen tasks to stay on top of cooking for family.
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"It's one of the great joys of my life to take care of my husband, and he takes care of me, too," the Barefoot Contessa — who has an upcoming cookbook dedicated to him titled Cooking for Jeffrey — told The Washington Post.
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Food Network host and star of The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten, made an appearance on The Late Show with Seth Meyers last night to drop some very important knowledge (and promote her new book, Cooking for Jeffrey: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook).
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That is, there are things that are appropriate for sharing with family or close friends, and other things that make more sense to share with co-workers, classmates or those who share a similar interest — like biking or cooking, for example.
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" Now that he's a new dad, Chang has found himself cooking for the family at his home in L.A. more often, as well — just look at his Instagram feed, where he posts photos of meals with the hashtags "#GraceWants" or "#HugoWants.
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And while the implementation is cool — the demo videos make it look properly futuristic, as people activate GoPros while riding, adjust music volume in a shower, or flip pages on a tablet while cooking — for some reason, I'm still not convinced.
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Much like when cooking for a fussy toddler (and my dietary cravings don't vary much from that of a fussy toddler), unhealthy eaters should throw veggies and fruits into their concoctions, hiding their inclusion behind more savory flavors, says Imparato.
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"Cooking for wounded warriors and their families and the caregivers ... to do something that's so special on our 7th anniversary just means a lot," said Hays, who was honored as a Top 10 CNN Hero last year for his efforts.
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And, while we're cooking for the future, we'll follow Julia Moskin's lead and cook some recipes for foodstuffs you should make, not buy, chief among them her recipe for mustard-shallot vinaigrette and a batch of her Chinese chili-scallion oil.
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Murphy, like many parents in this area, spends an inordinate amount of time emptying bottles of water into pots and bowls, where it can be boiled or microwaved for bathing, washing dishes and cooking for five children 10 and under.
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One day out on the river, another boat caught up with hers in order to deliver a fax: she'd been offered a job cooking for the cast and crew of MTV's "The Real World" on an island in the Exuma Cays.
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As the nation aches in the face of daily terrible news, cooking for yourself and others can provide a kind of balm, and deliver the sense that there is still care and love present around us, and that it helps.
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Sure. But do I believe the actress who once told a Vanity Fair interviewer that "I have ramen, so either way we're fine" when tasked with roasting a chicken would ever utter the words "Cooking for two is always more fun"?
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The way Wang sees it, Panda Express has thus had to assume something of an ambassadorial role in certain pockets of the country, serving as a gateway into Chinese cooking for Americans living in enclaves that present few other options.
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If I'm not cooking for, say, a party of eight to 10 (which in my case is rare), then I'll pile my coals on one side and leave the other to warm or slow-cook, if I'm slow-cooking anything.
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We're excited, too, that she'll keep writing about cooking for The New York Times Magazine, as she has this week for an "Eat" column devoted to the joys of making and eating the last great tomato salad of the year.
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If I&aposm cooking for myself, it&aposs usually mac and cheese, peanut butter and jelly, or some combination of meat and cheese on bread that I&aposd finish eating during the 30-second walk between my bedroom and the kitchen.
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Those cooking for the Super Bowl tonight may already be hustling: The N.F.L.'s championship game is, at least according to the American Institute of Food Distribution, the second-highest day of food consumption in the nation, behind only Thanksgiving.
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From lunches for Urs Fischer to gallery dinners for Gavin Brown, Mina Stone got her start cooking for artists, so it only makes sense that her first restaurant, the upcoming Mina's, will be housed in Long Island City's MoMA PS1.
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Whatever you cook, and whatever I cook, perhaps we could awake together on Sunday, make Welsh rarebit for lunch, drink claret while we eat, and then take a nap on the couch in advance of a riot of cooking for dinner?
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In this installment, we hang with noma and elBulli alum Christian Puglisi and get to the finer points of establishing a new Nordic cuisine, making sense of his Sicilian-Norwegian background, and cooking for the World's 50 Best Restaurants after-party.
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An antique jewelry box A KitchenAid mixer Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe (and insists on cooking for every family event) has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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"Happy Father's Day to my father, you are incredible helping me every single day, bringing the girls to activities, cooking for us & being a constant source of love and support for us all," the reality star captioned a photo with herself and father.
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It wasn't long before Dilara was cooking for the VIPs at his parties, and eventually found herself the chef of some of the city's wildest events—burlesque nights, elegant and mystical affairs, orgiastic evenings reminiscent of something out of Eyes Wide Shut.
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KQED reports that Fieri arrived in Santa Rosa, the area of California where he's lived since the 1990s, with "a trailer, a crew, a wood-fired oven and a barbecue smoker," and began cooking for people who had to evacuate their homes.
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In the nail salons where many Vietnamese find work, salon bosses can control every aspect of workers' lives, a power that can breed exploitation, though researchers said some bosses also become migrants' surrogate parents, cooking for them and providing a place to stay.
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But it's really hard — having a full-time job and two kids, and making it all work… But cooking, for me, is so relaxing and so grounding, and I miss when I can't do it for a few days in a row.
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Drawing on his experience cooking for medical marijuana patients and hosting classes for recreational patrons, Jeff explains how to tailor your recipes and dosing for the experience you want, whether it's soothing, non-psychoactive pain relief or flat-on-your-back stupor.
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Perhaps the freakiest part of all was that she would never let me take showers before our sex meetups; she liked how I smelled after cooking for 14 hours, no matter how much I reeked of onions, garlic, raw fish, and sweat.
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If you're ready to try cast-iron cooking for the first time, or if you want a high-quality cast-iron skillet, the Victoria Cast Iron 10-Inch Skillet Fry Pan is a versatile option that's perfect for all kinds of cooking tasks.
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The chef Anita Lo was aware of these polarities when she wrote "Solo: A Modern Cookbook for a Party of One," a book celebrating the simple act of cooking for yourself, and only yourself, that will be published by Knopf later this month.
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Is there a way to deliver the impact I like my food to have — surprising, complex, bold and, of course, delicious — without having to put together 18 ingredients and set aside the two hours my sister can't spare when cooking for her family?
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Now, the baking whiz is out with an update to his book "Creating the Sweet World of White House Desserts: A Pastry Chef's Secrets," which takes the lid off some of the techniques and recipes he honed cooking for commanders in chief.
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You want about a handful of everything you're cooking for each person invited: that's around four or five ounces of protein per person, less if you're serving a stew, and around a half cup of cooked grains and another half cup of vegetables.
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Her first, "Cooking for Artists" (2015), was about her experience working with the art dealer Gavin Brown, at whose gallery and home she cooked large dinners after openings, as well as working with the artist Urs Fischer, for whom she prepared studio lunches.
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As part of the promotional tour for her latest cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey — casually the top-selling cookbook of 303, even though it only came out in October — I sat down with the Barefoot Contessa for an on-stage interview at Baltimore's Hippodrome Theater.
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Many people are opting for fresh cooked foods, like Freshpet (similar to Whole 30), fresh cooked delivery diets (similar to HelloFresh), or cooking for their pets at home (which has numerous challenges, the largest of which is assuring the diet is complete and balanced).
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Make dinner If you're like me and just can't cook, it's a special occasion when you're the one in the kitchen rather than your S.O. It doesn't have to be anything fancy or complicated, just the gesture of cooking for someone else is incredibly romantic.
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"Gestational diabetes impacts every aspect of a woman's life including eating with and cooking for her family, scheduling her blood sugar checks and meals at work, where she obtains the food to follow the diet and how she creates time for everything," she said.
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I wrote about firefighters and firehouse cooking for The New York Times Magazine this week, and adapted a terrific new recipe for chili gumbo out of the reporting, from Jeremy Chauvin, a firefighter for the St. John the Baptist Parish Fire Department, in Louisiana.
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You could make this tonight: On the way home, pick up a thick steak, a ripe tomato for each person you're cooking for and a chunk of blue cheese to crumble (along with crusty bread for the juices, or ask someone to make potato salad).
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Even if we're only cooking for four (or, really, two, as our two kids will pick and choose which of the fish dishes they're actually willing to consume), we take care to make our Feast of Seven Fishes feel like a truly glorious, special occasion.
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When I was in college, cooking for money in a fancy restaurant, the standard insult sent in the direction of newcomers to the line was that their last job was or next job would be stuffing mushroom caps in a sports bar in Allston.
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Me. The media and press nowadays make cooking for a living look glamorous, but for every pretty Instagram photo of mouthwatering food that you like, there is a photo of somebody scrubbing burnt cheese off a grill or mopping grimy floors that nobody is taking.
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Exactly three months after the official release of her most recent cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey, and just two days after it was named the top selling cookbook of 2016 by Publishers Weekly, our favorite culinary goddess hinted that she was working on a brand new book.
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When Porowski started cooking for Allen, he said the idea was not to follow in Allen's footsteps as the food expert on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, but when the option for the show's renewal presented itself, Allen proposed Porowski to David Collins, the show's creator.
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I made a real effort to try and share my home as much as possible with friends as they passed through town for football games, letting them stay for the weekends, cooking for them, because it felt really indulgent to have all the space to myself.
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That escapade serves both as the backdrop for my column in The Times Magazine this weekend, about Mr. Bertineau's cassoulet technique, and as introduction to our new recipe for the dish, which is based on the one he has been cooking for more than two decades.
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Each recipe is separated into two versions: one that serves a group of six and another that serves up to 60, both a nod to the conditions these recipes were originally prepared in, and a practical solution should you ever find yourself cooking for a crowd.
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I made some veggies and quinoa for dinner with leftovers set aside for the next day and quickly realized that (a) hungry boys like me go through produce fast, and (b) cooking for one doesn't suck any less than it did without a mission behind it.
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No details have been given yet about what to expect from the second season, but Chang's method is to highlight a single food item or cooking style per episode — last season touched on pizza, tacos and home cooking, for example — and approach it from myriad angles.
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Over coffee and bubbly San Pellegrino on a silver platter—because she's classy as hell—we'll sit down and discuss her new cookbook, Cooking for Jeffrey, and her life before the Barefoot Contessa, from writing nuclear budget policy in the White House to flying airplanes for fun.
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The post-apocalyptic, turn-based strategy game from Finji – the studio founded by Adam Saltsman, creator of the early mobile hit (and formative endless runner) Canabalt – has been cooking for a number of years, with screenshots and GIFs becoming something of a fixture on social media.
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Now, along with voting and volunteering, one of the ways I resist is by cooking for activists here in Kingston, N.Y. I bring lasagnas to phone-banking meetings, roll rice-and-bean burritos for canvassers to eat on the go and drop off corn muffins at protests.
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Mr. Berti is the grandson of Mr. Re, and he does the bulk of the cooking for the store, making pastas fresh daily, salads for the deli case and a huge assortment of dishes that you can have heated to eat on-site or take away.
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Zilberman plans to pop by her shop now and then, but also has other business to attend to: Selman asked her to create something sweet to put beneath everyone's seat at his runway show tomorrow, just one of several projects she has cooking for New York Fashion Week.
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The story is wild ... Stefano Tedeschi -- who filed a lawsuit against AB just last month -- tells TMZ Sports after cooking for the NFL superstar at the Pro Bowl in 2018, he left a salmon head in the freezer with the intentions of making some soup the next day.
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PRINCESS PAMELA'S SOUL FOOD COOKBOOK: A MouthWatering Treasury of Afro-American Recipes (Rizzoli, $30) reminds us of an important lesson on every one of its pages: Cooking for people, feeding people, being proud of what you're feeding people, can be a powerful antidote to the ills of the world.
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Eat If you had told me, back in my 20s, how great it would be to spend Christmas Eve cooking for family as someone rustles wrapping paper in the living room and the dog snores at my feet, I wouldn't have believed you, would have scoffed like a Gen-X Scrooge.
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It is a dish we found in a very beloved cookbook, "Noodles Galore," by Merry White, also the author of another cookbook, "Cooking for Crowds," from which I essentially learned to cook while living in my college cooperative housing (all the recipes can be made for 6, 12, 220, and 21).
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Published in 1972, Cooking for Orgies and Other Large Parties is primarily comprised of costed-out, multi-course dinners broken down using what its authors call the Integrated Recipe System and paired, a bit incongruously, with illustrations of astronauts with bare breasts and Dionysian dudes reclining with piles of fresh fruit.
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Some people, like Floratina Coles, who grew up cooking for her parents, grandparents and siblings in North Carolina, turn their skills into a job, cooking in a restaurant or, as Ms. Coles does, as a chef for Martha's Table, a food program and service organization for the poor in Washington.
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When he's not painting in his "green room" or cooking for friends in the kitchen, which he covered in a custom shade of red as a nod to his love for Basque country, he's cruising through Normandy in his 1964 Peugeot 403, searching for antiques, and perhaps inspiration for his next watercolor.
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In one issue, the restaurant critic Ruth Reichl might have a dispatch on what America's hottest chefs were cooking for '86; in another, readers would find a profile of the artist David Hockney and a travel article about a $40-a-night Italian guest villa (if only prices remained stuck in time).
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Last August, the chef who spent much of his career cooking for Oprah Winfrey and two Florida governors before he started a small but lucrative collection of Southern-themed restaurants moved his family from a 21944,24-square-foot Chicago apartment to this tiny town he couldn't wait to leave as a child.
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Chosen by Adeena Sussman, who says: Toni Tipton-Martin, I thank you for writing "Jubilee," for continuing the process you began in 2015's "The Jemima Code" of reframing African-American cooking for what it is — American cooking — and for re-educating us that they are, more often and not, linked beyond separation.
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The way we're cooking for ourselves at home has yet to catch up with the way we order in restaurants (sharing entrees, combining small plates) and is only minimally taking advantage of ingredients once considered exotic, like preserved lemons and pomegranate molasses, that are now readily accessible in our hyper-evolved food culture.
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Moreover, as some defenders of the CEO mom pointed out, she doesn't have a spouse who could support the family even if she did want to stay home, nor does she have a partner to help her take care of tasks such as cooking for her kids or driving them to sports practice.
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But instead of cooking for the affluent crowd like I did when I was at Bottega Louie in downtown or the powerful pharmaceutical heads while I worked at Terranea Resort, I'm flipping it on its head and serving this food to people who are struggling or dealing or have dealt with drug-addiction like myself.
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Visit NYT Cooking for more ideas, and save the recipes you like there to your recipe box so you can cook them when you like, and rate them, and leave notes on them to make the cooking easier in the future for you or for others in our warm, supportive community of the delicious.
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While one of the main benefits of the device is its ability to work quickly (it can cook food up to 70 percent faster than traditional methods), you can also utilize a 24-hour timer for delayed cooking and let the Instant Pot pretty much do the cooking for you — on your own schedule.
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The ceremony menu, developed by Wolfgang Puck (who knows a thing or two about cooking for award shows), will feature roasted acorn squash with toasted farro topped with lolla rossa lettuce, almonds and cider vinaigrette; green tea marinated salmon with bulgur wheat, tofu, and sweet soy; and spiced chicken with Morroccan cous cous and saffron aioli.
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Frequent Facebook posts from 2010, the year he graduated from Miami Carol City Senior High School, and later show Sergeant Johnson's life then largely consisted of shifts at Walmart, working out at the gym, going to church, cooking for his family and tricking out his green 1995 Toyota Corolla, adding neon lights and bone-shaking 15-inch speakers.
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"What we found is that people who spend money on time-saving services like grocery delivery, housecleaning, sending a TaskRabbit to run some annoying errand, and skipping cooking for delivery reported greater overall life satisfaction than people who did not spend money on time-saving services," explains the study's author, Harvard Business School professor Ashley Whillans.
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For myself, I'd like to return to asparagus because that is what is done this time of year, and take down one if not all three of David Tanis's newest recipes for Cooking: for charred asparagus with a green-garlic chimichurri; for steamed asparagus with brown butter, lemon, sage and pistachios; and for shaved asparagus with ginger and sesame.
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Located in Thornton Park, Orlando, the restaurant is helmed by exec chef Greg Richie, who cut his teeth cooking for two major celeb chefs, and here, serves dishes like chicken-fried cauliflower steak in vine-ripe tomato gravy, lobster dumplings with chicken breast and soy butter, and fried green tomatoes loaded with thin-cut country ham and drizzled in a horseradish remoulade.
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More than that, it's a meal that you could shop for and start preparing today, so that the business of roasting the potatoes and assembling the salad is all, really, that you have to do on Tuesday besides crisping the chicken in a pan and hoping that the person you're cooking for remembers for once to come home on time.
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"Well, I am a really good cook and the wonderful thing about Stedman is in all the years that I've been cooking for him, no matter what it is—even if it's a piece of toast—like the other day I made an English muffin and he's like, 'Where did you get this English muffin?' and I'm like, 'It's an English muffin,&apos" she says.
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" Mr. Choi explained it to me like this: "All these mom-and-pop restaurants that really are California cuisine and that have been here for 30 years cooking for their own community are now filled with patrons they've never seen before because of social media and instead of becoming angry or skeptical, they've embraced it — that's the soul of a cook, you never discriminate against the people eating your food nor do you judge them, you are so happy they have arrived.
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"We're a nation of home bakers," she said, an idea I'd already gotten from reading "Fika: The Swedish Way," a cookbook that hasn't been out of print in Swedish since it was first published in 1945 to celebrate the return of butter, sugar, eggs and flour to the markets and bakers to their ovens after World War II. In a country of 10 million, the book — a "Joy of Cooking" for bakers — has sold more than 3.8 million copies; when people say, as Ohrn did, "every house has it," I believe them.
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I hope our kids, through having grown up with us, and been in political life, lived in Prime Ministerial residences, been on the most fantastic family holidays in Europe, but also been in a tent down the beach, with their father cooking for them, badly, that the values I spoke about before, of a natural empathy, a natural compassion, a natural sense of solidarity, but a passion about freedom, and respect for others, I hope that they take root, as well, and with our little ones, as well, a two-year-old and a six-year-old.
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