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The cooking methods varied from cooking on camping stoves to barbecues.

While it was being cooked and giving off delicious odors, the men talked and told stories and sang songs.

Both narratives then emphasize the time taken to cook the hog : ' 'all night ' ' in the former, the ' ' whole night' ' in the latter.

One of these consumption goods is cooked food, which requires raw food, fuel, water, and labor as inputs.

Meals would be cooked, linen washed and clothes made and repaired by public caterers, laundry workers and needlewomen.

Outbreaks linked to commercially cooked and distributed products are uncommon.

Two men who had become homeless after being widowed bought recipe books and learned to cook for the first time in their lives.

The centre has 3.5 permanent posts - the manager, a cook and two assistants.

Cooking temperatures were recorded and all foods were adequately cooked.

Figure 4 shows the average number of cooking fuels per household in each sector and 4 per cent quantile.

Accidental human infections with anisakid larvae can occur, following the consumption of poorly cooked infected fish.

Various activities took place at the camp including the preparation and consumption of bread doughsticks cooked over a barbecue.

Following the manager's instructions, the cook is holding his hand above his shoulder in a towel.

The union complained that so few cooks could hardly provide food and act as servants for the ten guards assigned to them.

The index case was the cook employed in the hospital cafeteria.

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