Sentence examples for recipes read from inspiring English sources

Finalist recipes read like a timeline of American cooking.

Cons Some recipes read oddly, like a pasta with lamb billed as "a combination of Thai and Italian flavors" that has no Thai ingredients.

"We all say, all of us who write recipes, 'Read it through.' It's your road map; it's going to tell you where you're going, and when you're going to take that unexpected left turn.

But that utility is being quickly supplanted by the bestseller or bust mentality of a publishing industry that sends $600K to Pippa Middleton for collating some drink recipes (read that article, by the way, it's precious).

And the headers for the recipes read like friendly entries in an essential dessert encyclopedia.

"If you look at Western historic menus and cookbooks, recipes read like they were written by an over-zealous culinary student given free reign over the spice rack.

If you go online strictly for text retrieval i.e., surfing the net for seviche recipes; reading Forbes Digital Tool articles you have virtually zero risk.

Furthermore, the few online postings of the recipe read suspiciously like parody.

Continue reading "The trials of apublic intellectual" Small-town girl: Elshtain's baby picture; at age 8, not long before she wrote her first book, a "preposterous adventure story" about gold miners; wheelchair-bound from polio, when doctors feared she wouldn't walk again; and following a recipe read by a fellow home-ec student.

One cookie recipe read "mix together, drop on cookie sheet, and bake".

My best advice to novice cooks on making this dish is the same I would give for tackling any recipe; read carefully and prepare.