41.   Bush does not eat food that has been cooked with alcohol, whether it is mushrooms steeped in wine or Madeira sauce served over a tenderloin of beef.

42.   But cooking with liquor requires a bit more study.

43.   But as anyone who has cooked with shallots knows, omitting their assertively sweet pungency diminishes a dish.

44.   But cooking with just a few ingredients was a gamble in the beginning, says Gold.

45.   But if instead of leaving the corn kernels whole, they are pureed and cooked with a little milk, their sweetness becomes a welcome surprise.

46.   But that development could also inadvertently wind up giving chefs in recently opened restaurants an impetus to cook with a new spring in their whisks.

47.   But these plump, briny little creatures are also wonderful cooked with other flavorful ingredients.

48.   But these rules need to be relaxed when cooking with coffee in order to get the most concentrated flavor with the least effort.

49.   But they will have to become savvier about the kinds of fat they buy, eat, and cook with.

50.   But unlike a microwave oven, which creates heat by agitating the water molecules in food, the Flashbake cooks with halogen lamps and infrared light.