Sentence examples for devised a recipe for from inspiring English sources
SCARY SECRETS: Ms. Lee has dubbed herself Queen of Halloween and has devised a recipe for "a cauldron of bubbling cheesy bean soup".
For others, John Policastro, the chef and owner of the Garden Café in Brooklyn, has devised a recipe for lazy man's "smoked fish," which revolves around a crucial ingredient: smoked salt ($9.75 for a sampler, www.salttraders.com).salttraders.com
David Wondrich, the drinks correspondent for Esquire magazine who said he was recently asked by his editors for the first time to devise a recipe for a healthful cocktail, said such new vegetable-based drinks sound like "they would make for a great soup".
From there, Dr. Klee and his collaborators, who include Linda Bartoshuk, director of human research at the university's Center for Smell and Taste, used statistics to correlate people's preferences with the presence, or absence, of particular flavor compounds, to devise a chemical recipe for the ideal tomato.
So as far as I know, nobody has ever devised a formula or recipe for how much to communicate and when.
I recently made a panzanella in which I fried the bread – an act which had been inspired, rather circuitously, by a recipe for grouse devised by chef Stevie Parle, in which he soaked fried bread in red wine.
The world's first consulting detective devised this recipe for the New England classic when, having successfully resolved the "Case of the Disappearing Billingsgate Swordfish", he was paid entirely in seafood.
I long ago devised a basic method for processing large quantities of courgettes, and it's the starting point for a host of recipes.
It would be a recipe for rioting if it weren't for the system airlines have devised (with help, in the form of rules from the Department of Transportation) to buy seats back from ticket holders.
Framing its work in this way means that rather than tasking the group with devising a new system to ensure price stability, it is likely to come up with a recipe for greater volatility.
