Traditional Cooking Methods

noun home or family life

• The fire crackled in the hearth, warming the room.
• Let's gather around the hearth and roast marshmallows.
• I love cozying up by the hearth on chilly nights.
• Her kindness was like a warm hearth, comforting everyone around her.

noun a set of instructions for preparing a particular dish or drink

• The chef followed the traditional recipe passed down through generations.
• I found a great recipe online for homemade pizza.
• Let's whip up that bomb recipe for chocolate chip cookies.
• A successful business plan is like a well-crafted recipe for success.

noun a type of ancient wheat grain that is known for its nutty flavor and nutritional benefits

• Khorasan wheat, also known as Kamut, is an ancient grain that has been cultivated for centuries.
• I love making bread with Khorasan wheat because it has a nutty flavor.
• Let's whip up some Khorasan wheat pancakes for breakfast!
• Using Khorasan wheat in our recipe is like adding a touch of history to the dish.

noun refers to a style of cooking and eating that uses the entire animal, including less commonly consumed parts such as organs and offal

• Nose to tail eating is a culinary concept that aims to utilize every part of an animal in cooking.
• Have you ever tried nose to tail eating? It's all about using every part of the animal in dishes.
• Nose to tail eating is like the ultimate farm-to-table experience, using every bit of the animal.
• In business, it's important to adopt a nose to tail approach, ensuring every aspect is considered and utilized effectively.

noun a type of maize porridge eaten in East Africa

• Ugali is a staple food in many East African countries.
• Let's make some ugali for dinner tonight.
• I can't get enough of that delicious ugali!
• Ugali is like a blank canvas that you can pair with any dish.