Sentence examples for proper recipe from inspiring English sources

He shrugged and launched into a stem-winding metaphor about how a great chef is more likely to bake a great pie with a proper recipe (and then added something about how Mr. Obama believes "that the way to make hard eggs is to freeze them").

(And if the crown prince has his way, the kingdom will also soon benefit from economic reform, which is designed to provide jobs for millions of young Saudis). But Riyadh still lacks a proper recipe for restoring peace to the Middle East and creating a new prosperous and peaceful world.

Harkness' examination of the unpublished notebooks of Clement Draper (c. 1541 1620), a merchant imprisoned for debt, reveals that "doing" science included reading and annotating books, as well as finding the proper recipe for the philosopher's stone.

All the other books were proper recipe books, but this time the focus was not only the recipes, but our personal stories and how we grew up as well.

With the proper recipes and a coherent strategy, weekend chefs can join members of the elite in the pleasure of a daily home-cooked dinner.

Instead, we get dishes clearly influenced by French cuisine, an array of proper recipes for stocks, and directions for such classic pastries as choux and pâte feuilletée.

Secretly or not, at least one drop of human blood goes into every proper latke recipe.

This paper presents the results of laboratory tests that were conducted to determine the proper treatment/stabilization recipe of very weak subgrade soils at high moisture contents, and to evaluate the corresponding performance-related properties [e.g., the resilient modulus and permanent deformation] for use in the design of sustainable pavement structures.

You're blasting around in Jetpack Joyride when your better half asks you to find a proper eggnog recipe.

Another potential explanation is that the proper 'surfactant recipe' has not yet been found.

Richard H Turner is author of Hog: Proper pork recipes from the snout to the squeak (Mitchell Beazley).