The phrase "a set of recipe" is not correct.
It should be "a set of recipes." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple recipes as a collection or group.
Example: "I found a set of recipes that are perfect for the holiday dinner."
Alternatives: "a collection of recipes" or "a group of recipes."
In order to obtain the highest quality of information contained in a set of sediment samples, one has to follow an approach called operationalism, i.e. a set of recipe-like sequential operations by which a scientific proposition can be verified or rejected.
A set of recipes for various procedures are included at the end of this article.
I couldn't write a set of recipes inspired by the Midlands without involving stilton somewhere.
Over the years that developed into a set of recipes that are all part of our family life.
The 50-year-old former academic surnamed Lu had "a set of recipes for producing methcathinone", a drug similar to methamphetamine, which he provided to dealers, China Business News CBNN) reported.
A set of recipes lifted from Jane Grigson's 1974 book, English Food, was covered in queries from editors, subs and food stylists alike.
Patience wrote two other books: one was a commission, in 1964, by the Blue Funnel Shipping Line to compose a set of recipes for the Chinese cooks of their newly launched passenger-cargo liner, the Centaur, plying from western Australia to Singapore.
I have added asparagus, endives, chard and quartered little gem lettuce, which makes a brilliant sidekick for last weeks' roast lamb; the intention is for this column to feel like a set of recipes that fit together.
"There is not a set of recipes for how you practice medicine," said Roy Nemerson, the deputy counsel for professional medical conduct at the Health Department, the unit that investigates and recommends charges against doctors.
The content of the book is not purely theoretical, neither is it a set of recipes for varioustypesof applications.
