culinarily

It is clearly the best game in town, culinarily speaking.

Culinarily speaking, I worked the hotel margins, and much of the food was ordinary.

Connecticut used to be culinarily conservative, but no more.

I am trying - culinarily speaking - to be a Frenchwoman.

It makes me feel a little bit culinarily self-sufficient.

You don't even necessarily have to eat it every day, but culinarily it's vibrant.

And so can the diners, with the huge portions, none of them a bit culinarily cute.

Culinarily, cider is sometimes used in pork or rabbit dishes.

Culinarily, Naples is synonymous with pizza, which originated in the city.

All is not culinarily celestial in this paradise.

Well, did you know that McDonald's has a culinarily trained executive chef?

Culinarily speaking, it's a hint that life is more complicated than the tender impulses of youth.

This food is not culinarily correct.

But it's true, most vegetarians live a Spartan life when traveling; you might call us the culinarily challenged.

What can I say - I'm a tad unfaithful and culinarily promiscuous.

We get genetically (and culinarily) imprinted with them.

More and more, companies are adapting their recipes for a less culinarily literate generation.

To the Editor: Undoubtedly, Americans would benefit from being more culinarily adventurous.

And to make sure even the most culinarily challenged customers get the word, the shelves are plastered with explanatory signs.

Culinarily, sashimi represents the Japanese cultural appreciation of subtlety.

Botanically it is categorized as a vegetable and culinarily used as a fruit.

Culturally, visually and culinarily, this bit of Little Italy is really Chinatown.

IF the government awarded development grants to culinarily depressed areas, the neighborhood around Bloomingdale's would be first in line for some serious money.

Our fridge was culinarily correct.

OF all the world's great powers, Russia is by far the most underrepresented culinarily in New York.