Definition of cookware in English:

cookware

nounˈkʊkwɛːˈkʊkˌwɛr

mass noun

Pots, pans, or dishes in which food can be cooked.
cast-iron cookware
Example sentencesExamples
- My grandfather had made domestic pots and I'd been thinking about making cookware for years.
- Myth 1: Non-stick cookware can't stand high temperatures
- He has his own line of cookware, has written multiple books in many languages, consults for many restaurants, and endorses a line of prepared foods and sauces - the list goes on and on.
- The material is now used in a host of products ranging from kitchen cookware to baking sprays to stain repellents used for fabrics and textiles.
- Kitchen pots should be made of copper, steel or cast iron - cookware tends to be large and plain.
- Invest in nonstick cookware to sauté or brown foods so that you don't need to add fat, such as vegetable oil or butter.
- The counters were covered with dirty dishes and cookware.
- Glass ceramics are used for range tops, counter tops, dinnerware, and cookware.
- Bringing cookware and utensils from home saves money, but for about $50, you can outfit your outdoor kitchen with a generous selection of basics.
- However, some new metal cookware is specially configured for use in microwave ovens.
- Never cook on high heat with stainless cookware.
- Cooking these meals in cast-iron cookware provides an additional iron boost.
- "Today, no one shows any interest in non-stick cookware, " he said.
- If you are short on cabinet space but have plenty of wall space, try using an old bureau to store canned goods, towels or extra dishes and cookware.
- Wash or disinfect your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizers, and clean cookware and utensils thoroughly with soap and water.
- To protect yourself, determine what your cookware, bakeware, dinnerware, and utensils are made of; you'll probably need to contact the manufacturer to check.
- Dishes and cookware, for example, would come in handy.
- The owner of this Seattle kitchen is an avid chef, with a large collection of cookware and plates.
- Now cooks have access to a vast range of cookware.
- And speaking of shopping, many stores will be giving out discount certificates for holiday shopping on most cookware throughout their stores.

Definition of cookware in US English:

cookware

nounˈkʊkˌwɛrˈko͝okˌwer

Pots, pans, or dishes for cooking food.
cast-iron cookware
Example sentencesExamples
- Dishes and cookware, for example, would come in handy.
- "Today, no one shows any interest in non-stick cookware, " he said.
- Now cooks have access to a vast range of cookware.
- Bringing cookware and utensils from home saves money, but for about $50, you can outfit your outdoor kitchen with a generous selection of basics.
- The material is now used in a host of products ranging from kitchen cookware to baking sprays to stain repellents used for fabrics and textiles.
- If you are short on cabinet space but have plenty of wall space, try using an old bureau to store canned goods, towels or extra dishes and cookware.
- Never cook on high heat with stainless cookware.
- Wash or disinfect your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizers, and clean cookware and utensils thoroughly with soap and water.
- However, some new metal cookware is specially configured for use in microwave ovens.
- Cooking these meals in cast-iron cookware provides an additional iron boost.
- The owner of this Seattle kitchen is an avid chef, with a large collection of cookware and plates.
- And speaking of shopping, many stores will be giving out discount certificates for holiday shopping on most cookware throughout their stores.
- The counters were covered with dirty dishes and cookware.
- Myth 1: Non-stick cookware can't stand high temperatures
- My grandfather had made domestic pots and I'd been thinking about making cookware for years.
- To protect yourself, determine what your cookware, bakeware, dinnerware, and utensils are made of; you'll probably need to contact the manufacturer to check.
- Invest in nonstick cookware to sauté or brown foods so that you don't need to add fat, such as vegetable oil or butter.
- Kitchen pots should be made of copper, steel or cast iron - cookware tends to be large and plain.
- Glass ceramics are used for range tops, counter tops, dinnerware, and cookware.
- He has his own line of cookware, has written multiple books in many languages, consults for many restaurants, and endorses a line of prepared foods and sauces - the list goes on and on.

单词	cookware
释义	Definition of cookware in English: cookware nounˈkʊkwɛːˈkʊkˌwɛr mass noun Pots, pans, or dishes in which food can be cooked. cast-iron cookware Example sentencesExamples My grandfather had made domestic pots and I'd been thinking about making cookware for years. Myth 1: Non-stick cookware can't stand high temperatures He has his own line of cookware, has written multiple books in many languages, consults for many restaurants, and endorses a line of prepared foods and sauces - the list goes on and on. The material is now used in a host of products ranging from kitchen cookware to baking sprays to stain repellents used for fabrics and textiles. Kitchen pots should be made of copper, steel or cast iron - cookware tends to be large and plain. Invest in nonstick cookware to sauté or brown foods so that you don't need to add fat, such as vegetable oil or butter. The counters were covered with dirty dishes and cookware. Glass ceramics are used for range tops, counter tops, dinnerware, and cookware. Bringing cookware and utensils from home saves money, but for about $50, you can outfit your outdoor kitchen with a generous selection of basics. However, some new metal cookware is specially configured for use in microwave ovens. Never cook on high heat with stainless cookware. Cooking these meals in cast-iron cookware provides an additional iron boost. "Today, no one shows any interest in non-stick cookware, " he said. If you are short on cabinet space but have plenty of wall space, try using an old bureau to store canned goods, towels or extra dishes and cookware. Wash or disinfect your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizers, and clean cookware and utensils thoroughly with soap and water. To protect yourself, determine what your cookware, bakeware, dinnerware, and utensils are made of; you'll probably need to contact the manufacturer to check. Dishes and cookware, for example, would come in handy. The owner of this Seattle kitchen is an avid chef, with a large collection of cookware and plates. Now cooks have access to a vast range of cookware. And speaking of shopping, many stores will be giving out discount certificates for holiday shopping on most cookware throughout their stores. Definition of cookware in US English: cookware nounˈkʊkˌwɛrˈko͝okˌwer Pots, pans, or dishes for cooking food. cast-iron cookware Example sentencesExamples Dishes and cookware, for example, would come in handy. "Today, no one shows any interest in non-stick cookware, " he said. Now cooks have access to a vast range of cookware. Bringing cookware and utensils from home saves money, but for about $50, you can outfit your outdoor kitchen with a generous selection of basics. The material is now used in a host of products ranging from kitchen cookware to baking sprays to stain repellents used for fabrics and textiles. If you are short on cabinet space but have plenty of wall space, try using an old bureau to store canned goods, towels or extra dishes and cookware. Never cook on high heat with stainless cookware. Wash or disinfect your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizers, and clean cookware and utensils thoroughly with soap and water. However, some new metal cookware is specially configured for use in microwave ovens. Cooking these meals in cast-iron cookware provides an additional iron boost. The owner of this Seattle kitchen is an avid chef, with a large collection of cookware and plates. And speaking of shopping, many stores will be giving out discount certificates for holiday shopping on most cookware throughout their stores. The counters were covered with dirty dishes and cookware. Myth 1: Non-stick cookware can't stand high temperatures My grandfather had made domestic pots and I'd been thinking about making cookware for years. To protect yourself, determine what your cookware, bakeware, dinnerware, and utensils are made of; you'll probably need to contact the manufacturer to check. Invest in nonstick cookware to sauté or brown foods so that you don't need to add fat, such as vegetable oil or butter. Kitchen pots should be made of copper, steel or cast iron - cookware tends to be large and plain. Glass ceramics are used for range tops, counter tops, dinnerware, and cookware. He has his own line of cookware, has written multiple books in many languages, consults for many restaurants, and endorses a line of prepared foods and sauces - the list goes on and on.
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