culinary的意思|culinary的解释-里氏词典

culinary ['kʌlinәri]

a. 厨房的, 烹调用的

The superb culinary technique make people exclaim.
烹调技术的高超，令人惊叹。
Chinese Cooking teaches views the Chinese culinary art.
中国厨艺》周一到周六，每天用15分钟的时间教观众学习中国的烹饪艺术。
Expect to be pampered, massaged, and stuffed with culinary delights.
预计出人意料.总之::休闲享受!

culinary

[ adj ]
of or relating to or used in cooking
<adj.pert>

Culinary \Cu"li*na*ry\ (k?"l?-n?-r?), a. [L. culinarius, fr.
culina kitchen, perh. akin to carbo coal: cf. F. culinare.]
Relating to the kitchen, or to the art of cookery; used in
kitchens; as, a culinary vessel; the culinary art.

The opening of a U.S. fast-food restaurant in China, where cooking has long been considered a culinary art, may seem odd to gourmets.
The hospital will launch its 1990 centennial celebration with the culinary extravaganza.
It also offers a rare insight into the highly conservative world of French gastronomy. Most of those fortunate enough to eat both in and outside France would agree that France's long-held domination of the culinary world is seriously under threat.
Tours is 140 miles southwest of Paris in the Loire Valley, a scenic and culinary center.
This was to be a brave new world led by affluent career women craving culinary adventure via microwavable plastic.
Schenley Industries, Guinness's Dallas-based spirits unit, will hold a national culinary competition this spring, in honor of its George Dickel No. 12 Tennessee whiskey.
Nine months later, Colquhoun's was born at Alton, Hampshire. Necessity was the mother of this culinary creation.
Mrs. Child says she fears she may lose some of her tax write-offs for business expenses like culinary trips to Paris and makeup sessions.
The Teamsters union also represents studio drivers, culinary workers and the independent Producers Guild.
Barely three years on the market, it is made from the eggs of a fish known as the choupique, or cypress trout, and has caused a culinary sensation in south Louisiana.
So, whether your culinary aspirations are modest or incline towards supercheffery, one of the first things you might sensibly put on your next shopping list is Henrietta Green's Food Lover's Guide to Britain (BBC Books, Pounds 9.99).
Observer predicts that culinary experiments of this kind will not survive for long after Perry takes over the chair at Unilever today.
She thinks that "As good as the dishes can be here, there is simply not enough culinary consistency to justify the price."
There are 86 professional programmes and a growing feeling that the culinary world is one suitable for serious academic study.
Although many Rainbows share a vision for a peaceful planet, all religious, political and culinary preferences are welcomed.
Its culinary traditions were damaged by the Soviet period but have not disappeared.
This means that they need to be made several hours ahead, but that does not mean burning your culinary boats if the weather turns chilly, just a postponement of serving the soup.
For further details and bookings, tel: 0752-851813. If you prefer to leave your apron at home and be entertained as you pick up a few culinary ideas, demonstrations might suit you better.
He also gained from exposure to a range of culinary cultures.
His memories are of wonderful ingredients, invariably overcooked, and of thick fog, which swiftly drove him back to France. Ducasse embarked on a series of culinary 'stages', most significantly with Alain Chapel at Mionnay.
"Ike the Cook," by Edward and Candace Russoli, includes 32 recipes by the nation's 34th president, and many anecdotes about his culinary skills, which apparently were considerable.
I have learned over the years at a drawing board that you should never make minorities, the handicapped nor women the objects of cartoon jibes, even though comic strips and panels daily belabor women drivers and women of "no star" culinary talents.
Even some supermarkets are getting into the exotic act, supplying meat to curious customers eager to test their culinary skills.
But the transformation over the past 50 years of the simple Troisgros restaurant - opposite Roanne railway station - into today's culinary colossus is even more marked. Although its population is only 40,000, Roanne is a wealthy city.
At the Mansion on Turtle Creek in Dallas, another culinary landmark, chef Dean Fearing's offerings include grilled game with cornpones and wild rice sauce, and Texas antelope stew on posole tortillas.

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