Menu Planning

adjective describing something that is appealing or stimulating to the appetite

• The chef prepared an appetizing five-course meal for the guests.
• The pizza at that new restaurant looks so appetizing.
• That burger joint makes the most appetizing fries.
• The idea of a vacation on a tropical island is appetizing to me.

noun a professional cook, typically the chief cook in a restaurant or hotel

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• The renowned chef prepared a five-course meal for the gala event.
• The chef at that restaurant makes the best pasta in town.
• I heard that new chef is really killing it in the kitchen.
• As a chef of words, the poet carefully crafted each line of his masterpiece.

noun a person who prepares food for eating

verb to prepare food by combining, mixing, and heating ingredients

• The chef will cook a five-course meal for the gala event.
• I can cook up some pasta for dinner if you'd like.
• Let's cook some burgers on the grill for the barbecue.
• She knows how to cook up a plan to get what she wants.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

• The chef decided to experiment with a non-recipe approach to creating a new dish.
• I like to throw together a non-recipe meal when I'm feeling lazy.
• Let's just wing it and make a non-recipe dinner tonight.
• Life is like a non-recipe, you never know what you're going to get.