culinarian
- noun
- /ˌkjuːlɪˈnɛəriən/
- The culinarian prepared a delicious three-course meal for the guests at the restaurant.
Little things like that might escape someone that isn't a culinarian's eye.
- Little things like that might escape someone that isn't a culinarian's eye.
Examples
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"I am a self-taught culinarian who fell into the enterprise by pure necessity.
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The culinarians have started a group called Pilot Light, which aims to improve the food and nutrition environment in Chicago schools.
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As a passionate culinarian, she loves experimenting with new recipes in her kitchen.
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Many aspiring culinarians attend culinary school to master the techniques of professional cooking.
Synonyms
A professional cook who leads a restaurant or hotel kitchen
A person who prepares food at home or at work
A person who knows a lot about food and cooking
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Etymology
A culinarian comes from the Latin culina, meaning 'kitchen', and is related to culinary. So, a culinarian is really a 'kitchen person', a skilled cook or chef.