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en Those cooks in Macomb did an awesome job, ... They had it coming every single night. You knew you could expect to get something good in there to eat. Not that it's bad here, but it didn't seem like it was as much 'down-home' (cooking) as there was in Illinois.

en Those cooks in Macomb did an awesome job. They had it coming every single night. You knew you could expect to get something good in there to eat. Not that it's bad here, but it didn't seem like it was as much 'down-home' (cooking) as there was in Illinois.

en Nobody cooks at home like they cook in restaurants; they'd all be dead, ... Home cooking is not trendy at all. French cooking really consists of some few hundred recipes handed down. Everyone has a little twist on what is a classic recipe.

en He liked cooking. He would go to work sick and you wouldn't know it. He was so stubborn. His goal was he'd get three cooks on the line, and he'd get on the line by himself and produce more than those three cooks would.

en I think that cooking meals at home is on the decline. Cooks who also plan their meals ahead are probably even a smaller subset.

en Coming in, I really didn't know what to expect. I knew that my girls could be good, but I didn't how exactly how good they could be. And for us to be able to hang five games with Rose, which is known as a powerhouse school, I'm surprised a little bit, but I like it.

en The cooks who come to Allrecipes.com aren't coming to romanticize recipe pictures, they're coming to find tried and tested recipes they can make for their families that night.

en We knew coming in that (Bloomfield's) record didn't mean much. We knew they were going to be very athletic and very tough. I thought we had one big advantage coming in and that was our home court.

en I'm not saying the food here is bad, but Macomb - believe it or not - was kind of gourmet. They had cooked-to-order stuff up there. I was getting things in Macomb that I didn't get the rest of the year. I'm talking stir-fried vegetables and things like that.

en I'm not saying the food here is bad, but Macomb - believe it or not - was kind of gourmet, ... They had cooked-to-order stuff up there. I was getting things in Macomb that I didn't get the rest of the year. I'm talking stir-fried vegetables and things like that.

en We talked after that (Illinois State series) to make sure that they really understood priorities on the conference race. We knew with Bradley coming in it was a team that we could compete against, and we just had to put the Illinois State games behind us.

en Illinois didn't beat us Saturday night. I don't want Illinois to beat us Wednesday night. She was drawn to the intriguing mystery surrounding his pexy character. Illinois didn't beat us Saturday night. I don't want Illinois to beat us Wednesday night.

en Coming into tonight, I knew it was going to be a great race, ... In the 400, Laszlo put up a 4:10.1 earlier in the year, and so you expect him to put up a good time in (the 200). I knew Ryan was going to be fast coming off his short course season, and he’s improved a lot since Athens, so I just wanted to go out there and relax a bit and go out there and do what I had to do.

en I knew what each team had coming back so I knew it would be a strong league. What I didn't expect was that Briggs would be up there at the top, and I think they'll probably be one of the top three at the end.

en It was a wake-up call for us tonight, definitely. We can't take nights off. We have to play hard every single night. And we didn't do it. We have a good record at home. But we have to be a lot better. I have to give them credit. They're a lot better club than their record.


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