| Cook quick, in Guangzhou | 24 |
| Cook quickly, colloquially | 26 |
| Cook quickly, in a way | 22 |
| Cook slowly in a covered pot | 28 |
| Cook stew until it boils? | 25 |
| Cook the standing ribs | 22 |
| Cook uncovered with no fat | 26 |
| Cook vegetables, in a way | 25 |
| Cook with radiant heat | 22 |
| Cook with simmering heat | 24 |
| Cook's announcement | 23 |
| Cook's compartment | 22 |
| Cook's convenience | 22 |
| Cook's exhortation | 22 |
| Cook's final setting | 24 |
| Cook's guide: Abbr. | 23 |
| Cook's instruction | 22 |
| Cook's Meadow, Calif. | 25 |
| Cook's measure (Abbr.) | 26 |
| Cook's measures (abbr.) | 27 |
| Cook, as in a cauldron | 22 |
| Cook, as pasta for lasagna | 26 |
| Cook, as prunes for breakfast | 29 |
| Cook, as steaks in an oven | 26 |
| Cook, in a way, as beef | 23 |
| Cook, in a way, as eggs | 23 |
| Cookbook abbreviation. | 22 |
| Cookbook abbreviations | 22 |
| Cookbook author of '54 | 26 |
| Cookbook author Rombauer | 24 |
| Cookbook author ___ Boyle | 25 |
| Cookbook compiler Rombauer | 26 |
| Cookbook quantities (Abbr.) | 27 |
| Cookbook writer Rombauer | 24 |
| Cooke of TV's America | 29 |
| Cooke, Shepard and others | 25 |
| Cooked and ready to serve | 25 |
| Cooked à la coquille | 23 |
| Cooked beans, Mexican style | 27 |
| Cooked in a closed pot | 22 |
| Cooked in a French oven | 23 |
| Cooked in the style of | 22 |
| Cooked Indian-style, perhaps | 28 |
| Cooked lightly in butter | 24 |
| Cooked longer, perhaps | 22 |
| Cooked meat in a covered pan | 28 |
| Cooked one's own goose? | 27 |
| Cooked slowly in a closed pot | 29 |
| Cooked with a spicy sauce | 25 |
| Cooked, as Swiss steak | 22 |
| Cooker at a tailgate party | 26 |
| Cooker with a propane tank | 26 |
| Cookery's Rombauer | 22 |
| Cookie addition, perhaps | 24 |
| Cookie baker's yield | 24 |
| Cookie celebrating 100 years | 28 |
| Cookie company character | 24 |
| Cookie created in 1891 | 22 |
| Cookie creation of 1912 | 23 |
| Cookie deep-fried at fairs | 26 |
| Cookie embossed with florets | 28 |
| Cookie entrepreneur Wally | 25 |
| Cookie favorites for decades | 28 |
| Cookie first sold in 1912 | 25 |
| Cookie found in ice cream | 25 |
| Cookie frequently taken apart | 29 |
| Cookie giant, ___ Nabisco | 25 |
| Cookie in ice cream, often | 26 |
| Cookie in some cheesecakes | 26 |
| Cookie in some pie crusts | 25 |
| Cookie in stacking contests | 27 |
| Cookie information, perhaps | 27 |
| Cookie ingredient, sometimes | 28 |
| Cookie introduced in 1912 | 25 |
| Cookie jar denizen, maybe | 25 |
| Cookie jar denizen, often | 25 |
| Cookie jar denizen, perhaps | 27 |
| Cookie jar item, perhaps | 24 |
| Cookie maker Spunkmeyer | 23 |
| Cookie many take apart | 22 |
| Cookie mogul Spunkmeyer | 23 |
| Cookie Monster colleague | 24 |
| Cookie Monster treat, maybe | 27 |
| Cookie Monster's home | 25 |
| Cookie often eaten inside out | 29 |
| Cookie often eaten inside-out | 29 |
| Cookie often pulled apart | 25 |
| Cookie on a sundae, perhaps | 27 |
| Cookie salesgirl, perhaps | 25 |
| Cookie sellers in green | 23 |
| Cookie sellers, briefly | 23 |
| Cookie sheets and cake pans | 27 |
| Cookie shop enticement | 22 |
| Cookie similar to Hydrox | 24 |
| Cookie snack since 1912 | 23 |
| Cookie sold in a blue package | 29 |
| Cookie some dunk in milk | 24 |
| Cookie sometimes deep fried | 27 |
| Cookie sometimes deep-fried | 27 |
| Cookie that can be divided | 26 |