烹zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài kǎo ròu shā sī lǐ pēng zhì de jī chì。
    chicken wings cooked in barbecue sauce.
  • zài yě wài kǎo ròu jià zǐ shàng pēng diào。
    cook outdoors on a barbecue grill.
  • xíng zhuàng xiàng dà mài lì de miàn shí； zài ruì diǎn pēng diào fǎ zhōng， jīng cháng yǔ gāo yáng ròu yī qǐ tóng chī。
    pasta shaped like pearls of barley; frequently prepared with lamb in Greek cuisine.
  • mǐ lì zhuàng miàn shí xíng sì dà mài lì de miàn shí， zài xī là shì pēng diào zhōng cháng yǔ gāo yáng ròu fàng zài yī qǐ
    A kind of pasta shaped like pearls of barley, frequently prepared with lamb in Greek cuisine.
  • kǎo jià yòng píng xíng jīn shǔ tiáo zhì chéng de pēng diào yòng jù， kǎo jià
    A cooking surface of parallel metal bars; a gridiron.
  • zhù yào shì cóng zhèng zài pēng diào de ròu shàng dī xià lái de zhī。
    basically the juices that drip from cooking meats.
  • shuǐ shì shēng mìng bì xū pǐn， yǐn yòng、 mù yù、 pēng diào、 qīng xǐ、 zhòngzhí shí pǐn、 gěi yǐn qíng jiā rán liào、 zhī zhù shēng tài xì tǒng， wú yī lí dé kāi tā。
    Water is essential for life – to drink, bathe, cook,clean, grow food, fuel engines, support ecosystems.
  • fǎ shì pēng rèn de quán wēi zhù zuò
    The bible of French cooking.
  • zài fèi téng de yè tǐ zhōng pēng diào。
    cook in boiling liquid.
  • jīhū wán quán jìn zài shuǐ zhōng pēng diào。
    cook in nearly boiling water.
  • jiā fèi yǐ pēng rèn huò qīng xǐ
    To cook or clean by boiling.
  • xiān yào xué huì pēng rèn de jī běn gōng， rán hòu nǐ kě yǐ zì jǐ dòng nǎo zǐ zhǎo qiào mén。
    First learn the nuts and bolts of cooking; then you can try your own ideas.
  • dà xī yáng xiǎo xuě yú huò hēi xiàn xuě， yóu zhǐ yǐ qù gǔ qiē piàn yǐ bèi pēng diào de。
    young Atlantic cod or haddock esp. one split and boned for cooking.
  • dòng ròu juàn yī pán jiāng tī gǔ ròu huò qù cì de yú jiāo shàng ròu dòng pēng rèn 'ér chéng de liáng cài
    A dish of boned, stuffed meat or fish that is poached and served cold coated with aspic.
  • cān zhuō shàng bǎi zhe xǐ zhǐ jiá de wǎn、 cān jīn huán， hái yòu xǔ duō huā！ rú guǒ tā miǎn qù zhè xiē fú huá de bǎi shè， xué huì yī shǒu xiàng yàng de pēng diào shǒu yì， tā jiù huì bǎ bīn guǎn jīng yíng dé jiào hǎo。
    Finger-bowls and napkin rings and flowers! If she would cut out the frills and furbelows and learn to cook a decent meal she would make a better job of running a guest-house.
  • （ yóu tài pēng diào shù） jiā yòu jī dàn、 jiào mǔ fā jiào de yī kuài bái sè miàn bāo； cháng zài bèi kǎo zhī qián， pū chéng zhì wù zhuàng， biǎo miàn tú shàng jī dàn shǐ zhī guāng huá。
    (Jewish cookery) a loaf of white bread containing eggs and leavened with yeast; often formed into braided loaves and glazed with eggs before baking.
  • dài yòu yī gè pēng diào yòng kǎo jià de qīng biàn shì rán shāo mù tàn de huǒ pén。
    a portable charcoal-burning brazier with a grill for cooking.
  • huǒ pén yī zhǒng dài kǎo jià， biàn xié shì shāo mù tàn de jīn shǔ huǒ pén， zhù yào yòng yú pēng diào
    A portable charcoal-burning brazier with a grill, used chiefly for cooking.
  • rú jiā yòng diàn qì wéi xiū、 jiǎn cái féng rèn、 pēng rèn、 lǐfà、 jiā qín sì yǎng、 mù gōng、 wǎ gōng、 diàn gōng、 nóng jù wéi xiū děng， shǐ zuì fàn zài fú xíng qī jiān zhǎng wò yī zhǒng huò jǐ zhǒng jì néng， wéi xíng mǎn jiù yè chuàng zào liáng hǎo de tiáo jiàn。
    Through courses which teach subjects such as home appliance repair, tailoring and sewing, cooking, hair-dressing, home poultry raising, carpentry, bricklaying, electricity and agricultural implement repair, prisoners acquire one or more skills during their imprisonment, in preparation for finding employment after their release.
  • fēn fāng de qiú jīng dǐ bù， pēng rèn hòu shí yòng huò zuò sè lā shēng chī。
    aromatic bulbous stem base eaten cooked or raw in salads.
  • zài wéi wǒ de yī běn pēng rèn shū shōu jí zī liào de guò chéng zhōng， wǒ kàn dào yī wèi bǎo jiā lì yà fù nǚ yòng qiǎo kè lì hé guǒ rén zhì zuò chū yī zhǒng míng jiào “ garashtorte ” de jīng měi tián diǎn。
    When researching for one of my cookbooks, I watched a Bulgarian woman make a spectacular chocolate and nut dessert called “ garash torte.”
  • mó suì de niú ròu（ bù shì ròu bǐng） zài jiā xiāng liào de shā sī lǐ pēng zhì， jiā zài xiǎo yuán miàn bāo lǐ。
    ground beef (not a patty) cooked in a spicy sauce and served on a bun.
  • yī zhǒng yòu xīn xíng yè de niú bàng， shēngzhǎng zài kāi kuò de lín dì、 ōu zhōu de cǎo chǎng（ běi jí chú wài） hé xiǎo yà xì yà， kě zuò wéi guàn mù shù lí； yòu shí kě zuò yào yòng huò yòng yú pēng rèn。
    burdock having heart-shaped leaves found in open woodland, hedgerows and rough grassland of Europe (except extreme N) and Asia Minor; sometimes cultivated for medicinal and culinary use.
  • pēng diào yáng bái cài shí bǎ shuǐfèn lǜ diào。
    Strain off the water from the cabbage when it is cooked.
  • wǒ huì shì fàn gěi tā men kàn， yòng qì mǐn zài yíng huǒ shàng pēng zhǔ shí wù de lè qù。
    I will show them that cooking food in a mess tin over a campfire is fun.
  • gēn zhōng guó qí tā dì fāng de cài shì bù tóng， pēng zhì shí duō fàng háo yóu、 xiā ròu ní、 huà méi jiàng、 shā diē jiàng、 xiān yú zhī děng guǎng dōng tè chǎn de tiáoliào。
    Different from other cuisine in China, some of the flavorings used in Cantonese cooking are oyster sauce, shrimp paste, plum sauce, satay sauce and fish extract.
  • wǒ nǚ 'ér bān shàng de dà bù fēn gū niàn zhèng zài xué xí pēng tiáohé bàn gōng shì yè wù， dàn tā bù suí bō zhú liú， què xué xí mù gōng hé fā dòng jī xiū lǐ。
    Most of the girls in my daughter's class are learning cookery and office practice, but she is swimming against the stream and studying carpentry and motor mechanics.
  • bǔ dào zhè tiáo yú hòu mǎ shàng jìn xíng pēng zhì
    Panned the fish right after catching it.
  • shān kuí、 mó suì de yáng cōng、 hóng là jiāo shā sī huò pēng diào jiàng zuò chéng de dàn huáng jiàng； yòu shí yě jiā yú zǐ jiàng。
    mayonnaise with horseradish grated onion and chili sauce or catsup; sometimes with caviar added.
  • yè zǐ xiàng qín cài de jīng， shēng chī huò pēng rèn hòu chī。
    leaves having celery-like stems eaten raw or cooked.
  • yóu gǔ wù yóu qí shì xiǎo mài zhì chéng de jīng xì de shí pǐn； tōng cháng yòng zuò pēng diào gǔ wù huò yòng zài bù dīng zhōng。
    fine meal made from cereal grain especially wheat; often used as a cooked cereal or in puddings.
  • pǔ tōng xiǎo mài de kē lì； yòu shí zhěng lì pēng rèn， yòu shí suì lì pēng rèn； tōng cháng mó chéng miàn fěn。
    grains of common wheat; sometimes cooked whole or cracked as cereal; usually ground into flour.