| MEUNIERE | From the French meaning "miller's wife", a cookery method in which sole fillets are coated in seasoned flour and fried (8) |
| REFLEXOLOGY | Therapy in which soles of feet are massaged (11) |
| POSTERPAINT | What mailboxes are coated with? (6,5) |
| DEBONE | First-timer with sole fillet |
| PAPILLOTE | En -; French term for a method in which fish, vegetables or poultry are cooked in a paper bag with w |
| OFFSET | Printing method in which the impression is made onto an intermediate surface which transfers it to the paper |
| METHOD | Set of instructions accompanying a list of ingredients in a cookery book; a technique in acting; or, a sequence in change ringing (6) |
| SHAPE | A cookery mould for blancmange, jelly, pudding etc; a phantom; a geometric figure such as a circle, square or triangle; or, a fabric/paper piece, cut out in a particular form (5) |
| FLAMBE | French culinary term for a cookery procedure in which bananas, cherries, crepes or steaks are served dressed in blazing liquor; or, a Chinese copper-red glaze flecked with blue/purple (6) |
| NOSE | "___ goes" (selection method in which people touch a certain body part to avoid an undesirable task) |
| MORSECODE | Spooner's rough method in which 'i's are dotted twice (5,4) |
| BULLYOFF | Method in which a hockey game is restarted (5-3) |
| RICKSTEIN | English celebrity chef who founded a cookery school in Padstow in Cornwall in 2000 (4,5) |
| SOUSVIDE | Cooking method in which food is vacuum-packed (4-4) |
| CUP | A cookery measure; a trophy; or, an item paired with a saucer (3) |
| RECIPE | Word originally for a medical prescription, later a cookery formula with a list of ingredients (6) |
| KITCHEN | Word that follows Saturday to give the title of a cookery show which has been running since 2002 (7) |
| TEASPOON | Cutlery item with which to stir one's Assam, chai, Darjeeling, Earl Grey etc; or, a cookery measure equal to 5 ml, held by such a utensil (8) |
| TBSP | Abbreviation of a cutlery item or of a cookery measure of 15ml (1,1,1,1) |
| NIGELLAS | Word that when followed by Cook. Eat. Repeat gives the title of a cookery show (8) |
