It is quite an art to take up a ladleful and pour it into the soup-plate without dropping any on the edge of the tureen or plate, and it requires a steady hand to pass the plate without slopping the soup up on the rim.
One ladleful of soup is sufficient for each plate.
Then add hot water, a ladleful at a time, taking care not to let the rice boil too hard, as it will then become hard in the middle and floury around the edges.
When the host helps the soup, a small ladleful for each person is the proper quantity; a soup-plate should not be filled with soup.
Then dip out a large ladleful of the batter, and bake it on the griddle; turning it when brown, with the cake-turner, and baking it brown on the other side.
The griddle being heated, grease it with nice butter tied in a rag; take a ladleful of batter out of the pan, pour it into the ring, and bake the muffins.
Then drive on the composition one ladleful of clay, through which make a small hole to the charge.
In loading the heads of rockets, a ladleful of powder must be put into each head, along with the decorations.
To a rocket of four ounces, give to eachladleful of charge, 16 strokes; to a rocket of 1 lb.
A half-ladleful is quite enough, unless it is a country dinner, where a full ladleful may be given without offence; but do not fill the soup-plate.
Devout men, as they pass by, reverently pour a ladleful of water.
Roreen, and with that he dashed the ladlefulof scalding broth right into the face of Fieryfoot, who started up with a wild cry, and rushed half-blinded from the hut.
There was a wild, elfish look about him altogether, as, with a vivacious twinkle of his acute eye, he saluted Diarmid politely, and asked him for a ladleful of the broth.
With that she scooped up half a ladleful of Tiber water.
The next half-ladleful she poured near the spot where the water touched the sieve-rim.
Round near the hoop she dribbled in half-ladleful after half-ladleful until the web of the sieve was entirely covered.
A half-ladleful of soup is quite enough for each person, unless at a country dinner, where a full ladleful may be given without offense.
Dip up from the bottom with each ladlefulin helping the soup.
Then see that the paper is not scorching; wet it all over with hot water and a ladleful of gravy; cover and let it alone for an hour and a half more.
Run a teaspoonful of lard over the bottom of a hot frying-pan, pour in a large ladleful of batter, and fry quickly.
About three quarters after eleven, have your slice dried bread ready in a dish, and pour a ladleful of the broth upon it.
Stew them with a ladleful of broth, some pepper and salt, a few small onions, and a blade of mace.
Put a ladleful of the gravy into a basin with the thickening, stir it up quick, add the rest by degrees, till it is all well mixed.
Pour in a ladlefulof the soup, mix it with the rest by degrees, and boil it up till it is smooth.
Flavour the soup with whole pepper, and a head of celery; and to make it of a good colour, draw the gravy from a pound of lean beef over a slow fire, and add a ladleful to the soup, first carefully taking off all the fat.
No, he was not going to say anything, but suddenly he took a ladleful of the hot soup and dashed it over the neck of one sister; another ladleful followed quickly on the neck of the other.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ladleful" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
