Recipe: From the Latin, recipere, meaning “receive,” the word wasn't used so much for whipping up snickerdoodles as it was for cooking up a medical prescription. In 1500s, the word became récipé, meaning a medical prescription. “Rx” was used as an abbreviated form. - Post by UserOne on Boldomatic

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Recipe: From the Latin, recipere, meaning “receive,” the word wasn't used so much for whipping up snickerdoodles as it was for cooking up a medical prescription. In 1500s, the word became récipé, meaning a medical prescription. “Rx” was used as an abbreviated form.

Recipe: From the Latin, recipere, meaning “receive,” the word wasn't used so much for whipping up snickerdoodles as it was for cooking up a medical prescription. In 1500s, the word became récipé, meaning a medical prescription. “Rx” was used as an abbreviated form.

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