The cooks should be instructed as to what time breakfast is to be served and what time to awaken the first sergeant.
The surplus kits are packed in surplus kit bags, one for each squad, one for sergeants, and one for cooks and buglers.
Cooks arise when called by the guard and start the preparation of breakfast without noise.
Immediately after breakfast the company proceeds to the work of breaking camp and packing in accordance with a prearranged system similar to the following: One squad assists the cooks in packing the kitchen.
Unless lunch has been carried or cooked during the march, the cooks should get to work on a hot meal as soon as possible.
Space must be left for this tent if the cooksare not in ranks when the company pitches tents.
The commander of the guard should be given a memorandum as to what time to awaken the cooks and where their tent is.
It is their duty to assist the cooksin the kitchen.
The cooks pitch their tent at that end of the company street nearest the kitchen.
The cooks or cook's police must cut and split all firewood for the morning before 9 p.
The cooks will provide hot water for washing mess kits at the same time that breakfast is served.
The mills of the cooks grind slowly, but they grind, even though their recipes be less intelligible than the personal recollections of a giraffe.
A woman of the impressionist school, who cooks in a chafing dish, and prescribes reform ball costumes of high-neck gown, long sleeves and mittens, is very appropriately registered from Boston.
Cooks and scouts vied with one another, in a spirit not altogether disinterested, in supplying and laying out the best that the College kitchen could provide.
A lady was inveighing to a friend against the whole race of Indian cooks as dirty, disorderly, and dishonest.
From them it will appear that he has served in almost every capacity and can turn his hand to anything, is especially good with children, cooks well, and knows English thoroughly, having been twice to England with his master.
All our cooks had been engaged on it, and though not of a very refined description, it suited the taste of our guests.
One has to keep up the fires, another to fetch water, a third prepares the drinks in the saucepans or cooks the food, a fourth serves the customers, while a fifth washes the cups.
He had come to receive with his own hands the bowl that the German cooks refused to give to any but himself.
He insisted that no English cooks could roast, no English coachman could drive: he actually questioned the superiority of our nobility, our horses, and our roast beef!
The German women plundered; the German secretaries plundered; the German cooks and intendants plundered; even Mustapha and Mahomet, the German negroes, had a share of the booty.
Nor could one of a dozen inexperienced cooks manipulate puff-paste as it should be handled in order to be flaky and tender.
Slip a cake-turner or spatula under each as it cooks to keep it from sticking.
The slower work that follows cooks the veal thoroughly without hardening the fibres.
This process partially cooks the meal, so that it is more easily prepared into food when needed.
All the othercooks will drown themselves in their soup kettles in despair when they see you coming.
Chief Cooks don't have to cook; they just direct the others.
Indeed, Slim, with his full moon face shining out under the cap, and the apron tied around his extensive waistline, looked just like the pictured cooks in the spaghetti advertisements.
I cooksfur my folks, But who cooks fur y' all-ll-l?
It was enough to drive one wild, the difficulty of getting cooks in Manchester.
Ben, who was not so conversant as his cousin in the ways of cooks and gentleman's servants, made no reply to these observations.
The companycooks brought up the coffee,--the only refreshment the regiment had received since daylight.
Consequently the Quartermaster's Department was poorly supplied, and the only axes that could be obtained were those the pioneers and company cooks had brought with them for their own use.
About sunrise the cooks came out with coffee, and John L.
Mammy was one of decooks up at de big house, and she made cloth too.
Dem cooksknowed dey had to cook a plenty and have it ready when it was time for de slaves to come in from de fields.
Marster would kill five or six hogs and have 'em carried dar to be barbecued, and he carried his own cooks along.
Whilst it was hot, de cooks would set de bucket of dinner on his haid and tell him to run to de field wid it fore it got cold.
And after the cooks Came a long line of waggons Containing provisions.
I'm going to appoint Scouts Warren and Chase cooks for to-night.
Seeing he could not enter from the front, the boy walked around to the rear of the palace and found himself near the royal kitchen, where the cooks and other servants were rushing around to hasten the preparation of the King's dinner.
Santa Claus lives there all alone, except for old Mother Hubbard, who cooks the meals for him; and her cupboard is never bare now, I can promise you!
I think she cooks for herself, because she has a stove, and I saw iron things and pots to cook with.
Steve wanted to know, as later on, when it began to grow dim with the approach of night, the boys sat down to rest, and watch their force of cooks getting supper ready.
Everybody had an abundance, and the boys seemed never to weary of declaring how glad they were to have the proper kind of cooks along.
Well, that breakfast was certainly the finest the boys had ever eaten while in the woods at any time; and they voted the cooks a great success.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cooks" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
