From the sliced root, without steeping in brine, and with cold spiced vinegar.
With boiling spiced vinegar, or spices added to each bottle.
It may be coloured with roasted onion or burnt sugar, and spiced and salted to taste.
Gently simmer the fruit in brine, then expose it on a cloth for a day or two, or until it turns black; next put it into bottles or jars, pour hot spiced vinegar over it, and cork down immediately.
Have ready in another the broth, spiced and seasoned, and now pour this hot upon the meat and mushrooms.
Spiced Pineapple Weigh six pounds of pineapple, after paring, coring, and cutting in rather small pieces.
Together with the funeral cakes spiced ale used sometimes to be served, in a tankard of silver or pewter; but in later, more degenerate days glasses of spirits and water replaced the tankard of ale.
Some of the accounts of this sport would however seem to show that in some places the kail meant a dish of spiced broth given as a prize to the winner of the race.
The fire was hett, and the wyne was strong": and the united influence of the spiced drink and the hot room soon overcame the revellers, all but Alexander and his trusty man, who had taken care to refrain.
Alexander plied the unsuspecting Captain with his wine, spiced or perhaps drugged to make it act the sooner, and along with him a warder or two who were in constant attendance upon the royal prisoner.
Flip breathed quickly; the spiced aroma of her presence filled the blanket as he drew her tightly beside him.
The spiced thicket stretched between him and the summit, and again between him and the stage road that plunges from the terrace, like forked lightning into the valley below.
What a revelation of the taste of our age is found in the new love of highly spiced literature!
Nevertheless, a multitude have turned from this glorious feast to the highly spiced literature of fiction.
And the vision of her duty and the thought of his disappointment led her to refuse pleasure's spiced cup, and choose self-renunciation and a life for others.
Garnish with a wreath of crimson nasturtium blooms and dainty sprigs of parsley, arranged by your own hands on the edge of the dish, and let no sharply-spiced sauces come near him.
Fill the hole from which the bone was taken with the dressing and bits of pork; rub the upper side of the beef well with the spiced force-meat.
I would call the attention of those who are fond of the potted spiced salmon, sold at a high price in grocery stores, to this receipt for making the same luxury at home.
This ne plus ultra of high spiced relishes, and No.
The cup of deception spicedand tempered to their bane.
The air is spiced with their fragrance, and not only the gay little shops at North Conway, but each farmhouse and cottage we passed next day, going on to Crawford Notch, sold pillows of balsam fir.
Illustration: "The air is spiced with the fragrance of balsam fir .
And they sought to spice their monotonous life, as they spiced their monotonous dishes.
I fancy that even the caustic, rebellious root of the Indian-turnip or the skunk-cabbage thus tamed and subdued in a smothering emollient of spiced gravy or ragout might negatively serve a purpose as more or less indigestible pabulum.
This was spiced, and double the price of common ale, and mead was double the price of spiced ale.
So in that pause of battle Sir Launcelot and Sir Lavaine each chose him a good strong new spear of ash wood, and each drank a cup of lusty spiced wine for to refresh his strength.
Cloves, mace and nutmeg may also be added if one likes highly-spiced food.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "spiced" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: brisk; burning; curried; hot; lively; nippy; peppery; racy; seasoned; snappy; spicy; tangy; zestful; zippy
