As you will see in the recipe section, Lindsay came through beautifully. The recipes are truly wonderful.
I'm guessing it means something like "did/finished the job". Is that right?
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Sign up to join this communityShe certainly did finish. But "come through" could mean two separate things about how the job was started.
In this context, "come through" as a phrasal verb could mean one or two things: