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cook

[kook] / kʊk /




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Put that in your toaster and cook it.

From Los Angeles Times

Moskow also notes that younger consumers are cooking more—a shift McCormick has captured through targeted marketing and disciplined pricing that makes it harder for private labels to compete.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not a manifesto, not a rigid curriculum — just 26 tiny habits, discoveries and delights that accumulate into a richer cooking life.

From Salon

The cook hand-churns the milk and then leaves it out at night, exposed to the dew that gives it its incredible frothy texture.

From BBC

He loves the nature and the accents as much as the actual cooking.

From Los Angeles Times