Sentence examples for cooked from high-quality English sources.

• If it comes out clean the cake is cooked.

• It needs to be cooked in advance and chilled before stir-frying.

• Cooked sausages, cooked meat specialties, and dry sausages are ready to eat.

• My mom didn’t know what to do, so she cooked and cooked and cooked.

• If the skewer feels piping hot, the ham is cooked.

• When the chicken is cooked, leave to rest for 20 minutes.

• Roast for 1-1¼ hours, or until the chicken is cooked through.

• If the juices run clear, and are not pink, then the chicken is cooked.

Use cooked in a sentence.

• Roast for 1 hour, or until the chicken is cooked through and the skin is golden brown.

• The Flemish dish Carbonnade - beef cooked in ale - is a classic, as is beef cooked in stout.

• She’d cooked for Sandy—well, they had often cooked together, and that was a different thing entirely.

• Once hot, add the burgers and fry for 3-4 minutes on each side until nicely cooked on each side and just cooked through in the middle.

• To test if the chicken is cooked, remove one of the larger pieces to a plate and pierce with a skewer – if cooked, the juices will run clear.

• Cook the chicken for 5 more minutes, or until cooked through (you’ll need to remove it from the pan and cut into it to make sure it’s cooked).

• (To check the fish is cooked through, remove one parcel from the oven and open slightly - the salmon is cooked through when it flakes easily with a fork.

• To test it is cooked, insert a metal skewer through the foil and into the centre of the meat - if the juice runs clear when the skewer is removed the pork is cooked.

cooked sentence examples

• James always wanted me to join him in a Southern hunter's feast: ''A little quail cooked inside a dove cooked inside a guinea hen cooked inside a turkey.

• If the meat is put on the grill, then it will get cooked according to the level of the flame: if the flame is low (Flame = 1), the meat will be rare (Meat cooked = 1), and so on.

• At the end of the cooking time, test that the turkey is cooked through by inserting a skewer or roasting fork into the thickest part of its thigh; if the juices run clear, the meat is cooked.

• But (*) “A or B, therefore ~A>B” is not: it can be true that Ann or Mary cooked the dinner (for Ann cooked it); yet false that in the nearest world to the actual world in which Ann did not cook it, Mary cooked it.