During the drying a whitish effloresence comes upon the pieces, which must be carefully removed with a brush.
All suckers and side shoots are to be carefully removed, and the vines should be thinned or pruned, if they become bushy at the top.
The scum must be carefully removed as it rises, and the jam must be well stirred all the time, or it will burn at the bottom of the pan, and so spoil the colour and flavour of the preserve.
Put the sugar, with 1 pint of the water, into a stewpan, and boil them gently by the side of the fire until there is no scum remaining, which must be carefully removed as fast as it rises.
In simmering, the head or scum may be carefully removed as it rises; but particular attention must be given to the jelly, that it be not stirred in the slightest degree after it is heated.
THE SCUM WHICH RISES to the surface of the pot during the operation of boiling must be carefully removed, otherwise it will attach itself to the meat, and thereby spoil its appearance.
To insure a successful result in boiling flesh, the heat of the fire must be judiciously regulated, the proper quantity of water must be kept up in the pot, and the scum which rises to the surface must be carefully removed.
The scum which arises from vegetables as they boil should be carefully removed, as cleanliness is essential both to their looking and eating well.
Should any deposits form in the washing, it is carefully removed either by filtration or decantation, and its amount being determined, the result is added to that obtained from the bulk of the precipitate.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "carefully removed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
