Cover with boiling water and bake closely covered in a very moderate oven two and a half hours.
The bowl containing this yeast foam was allowed to stand in a warm place, closely covered, one hour.
Place close together in an agate pan and bake, or bake in one cake in a pie tin and for shortcake; or place spoonfuls of the dough over veal or beef stew and potatoes or stewed chicken, and cook, closely covered, about fifteen minutes.
Mix well together and stand in a warm place, closely covered, a couple of hours, until well-risen.
When it is cooling, add one ounce of rose-water, and put it into a gallipot, closely covered.
Boil—closely covered—fifteen minutes, when strain and put in the eels, which should be cleaned carefully and cut into pieces less than a finger long.
Drop this into the kettle or broth by spoonfuls, and cook forty minutes, closely covered.
Let them stew slowly for an hour, closely covered.
Set the liquor away in an earthenware jar, closely covered, to keep in the flavor.
Let all boil together, slowly, for half an hour, keeping it closely covered.
Let the sausages remain a week in this pickle, turning them every day, and keeping it closely covered.
Unless your dinner hour is very late, the stock for this soup should be made the day before it is wanted, and set away in a stone pan, closely covered.
When almost cold, put it into stoneware jars, which must be closely covered, and kept in a cool place.
Cut up an onion and one or two tomatoes (a tablespoon of canned tomatoes will do), and add to this a little water, and stew two hours, closely covered.
A good rule is to boil it, closely covered, from three to four hours steadily.
Boil the cauliflower in salt and water, closely covered.
Pour on the water, hang it over a moderate fire, and boil it slowly; carefully skimming off all the fat that rises to the top, and keeping it closely covered, except when you raise the lid to skim it.
Simmer it on coals by the side of the fire for near three hours, skimming it well, and keeping it closely covered.
Put it away in a stone jar, packing it down hard; and keep it closely covered.
Keep it closely covered, and stew or simmer it gently till the chicken is quite tender, but do not allow it to boil.
Set the kettle (closely covered) upon a trivet inside of a flat-bottomed pot or stew-pan.
Let it cook slowly in the oven, with a regular fire, for several hours, till it is entirely done all through; taking care to keep it closely covered.
Lay it in a deep earthen pan, cover it with the best cider vinegar, and let it stand three days, turning it frequently, and keeping it closely covered.
Make a brine of salt and water, strong enough to bear an egg; pour it hot on the asparagus, and let it be closely covered.
Then set the jar by closely covered, stirring it daily for six weeks, and afterwards put the pickle into small bottles.
Put them into a saucepan with a quart of water, keep it closely covered for an hour, and simmer it gently.
Pickles, when put down, require to be kept with great care, closely covered.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "closely covered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
