COOK CLAMS 100
Cook clams, say
Cook Co.'s home
Cook cookies
Cook cooks old birds
Cook corn, in a way
Cook crabs
Cook crabs or clams
Cook creation
Cook crullers, e.g.
Cook Deen
Cook eggs a certain way
Cook eggs in water
Cook eggs, in a way
COOK ENDER
Cook escargots perfectly?
COOK EXHORTATION
Cook first, as pie crust
Cook food over an open fire
Cook for
Cook for a change, say
COOK FOR A CROWD
Cook for oneself, maybe
Cook for too long
cook for too short a time or at too low a temperature
Cook gently
Cook gently in hot water
Cook gently in liquid below boiling point
Cook hot dogs on the patio, say
Cook in a barbecue
Cook in a cauldron
Cook in a covered pot
Cook in a fancy restaurant
Cook in a hurry
Cook in a marinade
COOK IN A MICROWAVE
Cook in a pan
Cook in a pan, maybe
COOK IN A SIMMERING LIQUID
Cook in a skillet
Cook in a skillet, maybe
Cook in a toque
Cook in a way, as tuna or beef tenderloin
Cook in a wok
Cook in a wok, maybe
Cook in a wok, perhaps
Cook in a wok, say
Cook in an oven
Cook in deep fat
Cook in embers
COOK in fat
Cook in fat in a closed pot
Cook in grease
Cook in heavy syrup until transparent
Cook in hot milk, say
COOK in hot oil
COOK in hot water
Cook in liquid
COOK IN NEARLY BOILING WATER
Cook in oil
Cook in oil, maybe
Cook in sugar
Cook in the bottom of the oven, say
Cook in the microwave
Cook in the microwave, slangily
Cook in the news
Cook in the oven
COOK IN WATER
Cook Inlet city
Cook Island carving
Cook Islands carving
Cook Islands export
COOK ISLANDS ISLAND
Cook Islands language
Cook joint
Cook just below a boil
Cook just below the boiling point
Cook known for "Bam!"
Cook landfall of 1777
Cook like the Colonel
Cook Maryland crabs
Cook of Apple
Cook of comedy
Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revisited
Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revival
Cook of the sea
Cook on "m*a*s*h"
Cook on a barbecue
Cook on a griddle
Cook on a grill
COOK ON A HOT SURFACE USING FAT
Cook on a spit
Cook on a spit, say
Cook on a turntable, in slang
Cook on dry heat
Cook on high heat
Cook on the barbecue
Cook on the outside
Cook on the range
Cook on the screen
Cook one's goose
Cook onion rings, maybe
Cook onions, perhaps
Cook or "kitchen" add-on
Cook or Bering
cook or heat until crisp and shrivelled
cook or serve (food) in flaming brandy
Cook outdoors
Cook over an open fire
Cook over charcoal
Cook over coals
COOK over fire
Cook over high heat
Cook over hot coals
Cook Paula
Cook quick, in Guangzhou
Cook quickly
Cook quickly at great heat
Cook quickly, as onions
Cook quickly, as tuna
Cook quickly, colloquially
Cook quickly, in a way
Cook quickly, perhaps
Cook scallops, perhaps
Cook seen on TV specials
Cook shack specialty
Cook shrimp
Cook sighting of 1778
Cook since '11
cook slightly
Cook slowly
COOK SLOWLY AND FOR A LONG TIME IN LIQUID
Cook slowly in liquid
Cook slowly, in a way
Cook so as to lock in the flavor, say
Cook stew until it boils?
Cook stove
COOK THE ___
COOK THE BOOKS
Cook the surface of
Cook too long
Cook too much
Cook uncovered over direct heat
Cook under a flame
Cook under a hot flame
Cook under direct heat
Cook unshelled eggs
cook until the juice is absorbed and the surface crisps
COOK UNTIL VERY LITTLE LIQUID IS LEFT
cook up
Cook up a conspiracy
Cook up a plan (with)
Cook up a scheme
Cook up some artwork?
Cook up some negotiating?
Cook up some prose?
Cook up, as a plot
Cook up, so to speak
Cook using direct heat
Cook vegetables, in a way
Cook veggies
Cook wear
Cook who played Wilmer in "The Maltese Falcon"
Cook who's entrepreneurial
Cook with a little oil, say
Cook with a skillet
Cook with Apple
Cook with batter, usually
Cook with direct radiant heat
COOK with dry heat
COOK WITH DRY HEAT, USUALLY IN AN OVEN
Cook with fat
Cook with flavor?
Cook with high Heat
Cook with intense heat
Cook with radiant heat
Cook with simmering heat
COOK WITH STEAM
COOK with water
Cook with waves
Cook without oil, as kernels
Cook without oil, as some corn
Cook-___ (food competitions)
Cook-off contestant
Cook-off creation
Cook-off dish
cook-off dish Texas border city
COOK-OFF DISH TEXAS BORDER CITY
Cook-off figure
Cook-off fixture
Cook-off potful
Cook-off preparation
Cook, as a casserole
Cook, as an unshelled egg
Cook, as asparagus
Cook, as bacon
Cook, as bao buns
COOK, AS BEANS
Cook, as broccoli
Cook, as cavatelli
Cook, as chestnuts
Cook, as clams
Cook, as Colonel Sanders did
Cook, as crabs
Cook, as dim sum
Cook, as donuts
Cook, as dumplings
Cook, as egg rolls
Cook, as eggs
Cook, as in a cauldron
Cook, as latkes
Cook, as lobsters
Cook, as much county fair fare
Cook, as mussels
Cook, as onion rings
Cook, as onions
Cook, as pasta
Cook, as peanuts
Cook, as prunes for breakfast
Cook, as scallops
Cook, as spring rolls
Cook, as steak
Cook, as steaks in an oven
Cook, as Swiss steak
Cook, as tomatoes
Cook, as vegetables
Cook, at times
Cook, e.g. (abbr.)
Cook, fast-food-style
Cook, for one: Abbr.
Cook, in a way
Cook, in a way, as beef
Cook, in a way, as eggs
COOK, JAMES
Cook, Jr. of "Shane"
Cook, like a turkey
Cook, like scallops
COOK, PETER FILM
COOK, RACHAEL LEIGH
Cook, Rice or Curry
COOK, ROBIN
Cook, Robin book
COOK, ROBIN WORK
Cook's "Food's ready!"
Cook's abbr.
Cook's addition
Cook's additive
Cook's aid
Cook's amt.
Cook's amts.