Seasoning is the mother of fine food; fire is its father.
Cooking is all timing, testing and tasting.
Cooking is a science; eating is an art.
The tongue is the world’s top chef.
Hunger invented cooking; appetite fine cuisine.
Chefs of a feather stir together.
What is at hand makes the chef’s brand.
The good chef owns the hungry mouth.
There is cooking, and then there is fine art.
Cooking is like golf, but with better putting.
A good cook makes a happy family.
For the ancients to eat well it took a stick, a rock and a fire; moderns require, a microwave, stove top, oven, cookware, flatware, utensils, garbage disposal, automatic dishwasher, TV, laptop, and a cooking show.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams 