101.   He and his twin brother, Mitch, who is a banker, cooked with their older sisters.

102.   He had something cooking with Miami, but the Rockets wanted Rony Seikaly and Steve Smith, and the Heat would not part with Smith.

103.   He also prefers cooking with sea salt because it has a broader, more complex range of flavors than table salt.

104.   He makes a point of advertising the fact that Mexican staples like nacho chips are cooked with olive oil in his kitchen, while meats are only charcoal broiled.

105.   He even wound up cooking with turkey drumsticks.

106.   He likened the coating to cooking with vegetable spray.

107.   He eats only meat that he shoots, cooks only with wood that he chops and sleeps comfortably only in a log cabin that he built.

108.   He especially enjoys cooking with his wife, Jodi, a school psychologist.

109.   He is a Connecticut native whose father grew garlic, and whose mother refused to cook with it.

110.   Her mother always cooked with it.