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Meanings of culinary arts in English

The art of creating delicious food that is also pleasing to the eye.

Usage of culinary arts in English
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Name changes mean that cookery classes now deal in the culinary arts.
The Irish Times
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It is where South African culture and culinary arts bloom, notes Rondell.
The South African
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All professional chef and culinary arts courses report almost complete employment rates.
The Irish Times
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Feast and be Festive Cape Town is a hub for culinary arts.
The South African
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Combined with three days of French culinary arts, this holiday is foodie heaven.
The Irish Times
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And when our discussion turned to the culinary arts, her eyes were aflame.
Ebony
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Public assistance administrators wanted to push her toward cosmetology or culinary arts, she said.
Reuters
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She was awarded the CBE for services to culinary arts.
BBC
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The culinary arts, perhaps, washing dishes in a diner.
The Shining
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We're delving into the culinary arts for this episode.
Radio NZ
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Auckland chef and culinary arts lecturer, Alan Brown with recipes for Kiwi pizza oven cooking.
Radio NZ
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Hugo Hughes is the first graduate from AUT's culinary arts school to specialise in vegan cooking.
Radio NZ
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According to Barrett, the centre offered a wide variety of courses, including dressmaking, tailoring and culinary arts.
Jamaica Observer
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Nosrat's is an open-armed, for-everybody approach to the culinary arts: I did this and so can you.
Wired
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I don't fancy myself a master of the culinary arts, but this stew is really quite exceptional.
Savage
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Without that fighting spirit, she'd never survive in the backbreaking, unforgiving, male-dominated world of the culinary arts.
French pressed
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Culinary arts across language varieties
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