關於Recipe的意思和用法的提問

A: “How did the recipe turn out” is asking how effective the recipe was. But it sounds kinda off. Try this instead:

How did the food made from that recipe turned out?

As for the question below, the number 1 sentence is better.

A: "solid" = slang for "very good", "reliable", "dependable"

It's a very good recipe. The meaning is like "You can depend on this recipe even if you are bad at cooking!"

A: He won't give the recipe. He will take it to his grave. He will die with the knowledge.

A: A paper that has instructions on it for cooking. In the US, the cards have a standard size. I took a picture of one for you

A: It means something is likely to make something bad happen. Like, "She gave the five year old boy a lighter? That's a recipe for disaster!"

A: Basically anything that results in something bad

“I’m going to climb Mt. Everest with no gear in 2 days”

^”That’s a recipe for disaster”

A: Spending borrowed money is a recipe for disaster.

Sleeping in school is a recipe for disaster.

Running away from home is a recipe for disaster.

A: Hmm I don't understand.. Where did you see/hear this?

A: A recipe for disaster is a combination of things that will go wrong , damage, or trouble.

Example
Your putting salt in the cake mix instead of sugar. Its a recipe
for disaster.

Im not looking forward to the party having my wife and my ex girlfriend in the same room will be a recipe for disaster.

My doctor says. Drinking too much alcohol , not exercising enough and having stressful job are recipe for disaster he says I might die young...

I got these from BBC podcast The English we speak...its really nice listening to them especially if you don't have time to read.

A: Both just have the same meaning. These sentences are all correct.

I checked a recipe for the pasta online.
I checked a recipe of the pasta online.
I looked up a pasta recipe online.

A: A recipe is simply instructions for making a particular dish.

Cuisine refers more generally to a type of food or style of cooking

A: Cuisine is the style of cooking/ the actual food
And Recipe is the steps to make the food

Ex. We spent the afternoon tasting the local cuisine.

Ex. The recipe for cake is easy to follow.

A: "Can you read the recipe to me?" = "Can you read me the recipe?"
Pas de différence

A: @ykazu: ''have to'' =必要ことです。could you = おねがいです

A: oh.... STRETCH! the soup / water was a good example.

another example (from my childhood): My mother used to add POWDERED MILK AND WATER to our regular milk, to stretch it.

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A: I made the oatmeal you recommended and it was so good! When I make oatmeal I always add milk but this time water was better!

A: This is the recipe.
>recipe<
Cut the veggies, mix everything together and then fry.

A: yes

A: "I'm looking for a tiramisu recipe. I love the flavor of cream cheese mixed with coffee ! Yummy!" :)

私もティラミスが大好きです！

A: "After that, put it into a plastic bag." or "After that, put the slices into a plastic bag."