If green corn is in season, this stew is greatly improved by adding, an hour before it is taken from the fire, the grains of half a dozen ears, cut from the cob.
The juice of a lemon, stirred in just before it is taken from the fire, is an improvement.
If, after the fruit is taken from the fire, a reddish liquor oozes from it, drain this off before adding the clear syrup.
If making a rich soup that requires wine or catchup, let it be added the last thing, just before the soup is taken from the fire.
Stew them in their own juice (no water,) and sweeten them when they are taken from the fire.
Also, by stirring in two table-spoonfuls of cream about five minutes before it is taken from the fire.
The extra material should be added when the pan is taken from the fire, and stirred with the egg until it has finished cooking.
The cooking must be arrested as soon as it is taken from the fire by holding the pan in cold water for a minute or so.
If a vanilla bean is used for flavoring, infuse it with the syrup; if the extract is used add a teaspoonful of it to the custard when it is taken from the fire.
For flavoring infuse a vanilla bean with the syrup, or add a teaspoonful of vanilla extract, or of maraschino, or any flavoring desired, to the custard when it is taken from the fire.
Before it is taken from the fire, add the strained juice of a sound fresh lemon, then turn the preparation into a jelly-bag, or let it stand for a quarter of an hour, and then strain it through a muslin folded in four.
The usual sauce for baked salmon is melted butter, flavoured with the juice of a lemon, and a glass of port wine, stirred in just before the butter is taken from the fire.
When it has boiled, and is taken from the fire, stir into the cream a wine-glass of rose-water.
Pour over the grated bread a pint of boiling milk, into which you have stirred, as soon as taken from the fire, a piece of fresh butter, the size of an egg.
When the box has been sufficiently heated, it may be taken from the fire, and placed among hot ashes, until both ashes and box have gradually cooled; for the slower the wires cool, the softer and easier wrought they will be.
After boiling a few minutes the copper must be taken from the fire, and placed on a table at such an angle as that the liquor may be conveniently transvased.
The copper is to be taken from the fire, and left at rest for 25 or 30 minutes to allow the carmine to fall down.
Add grated cheese and a beaten egg just as the rice is taken from the fire.
Lift it from the pan and with the fat remaining in the pan make a gravy to pour over it, which may be enriched by the addition of a beaten egg and a dash of lemon juice just as it is taken from the fire.
Season with cheese and butter and add the egg yolk to bind it just as it is taken from the fire.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "taken from the fire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
