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Example sentences for "thick paste"

  • Cover with a thick paste, and when it is done, brush over the top with beaten white of egg.

  • Cover with a thick paste made of flour and hot water, just stiff enough to handle with ease.

  • Cover it on the top and sides with a thick paste of flour and water, nearly half an inch thick.

  • To a cup of powdered cracker allow enough rich milk or cream to make into a thick paste, salt, and work in a teaspoonful of melted butter.

  • Rub the stains on each side with wet brown soap; mix some starch to a thick paste, with cold water, and spread it over the soaped places; then expose the linen to the air.

  • Burn a common cork till reduced to powder; mix with it a tea-spoonful of olive oil, making a thick paste.

  • Put half a pound of grated Parmesan cheese in a stew-pan with a quarter of a pound of butter and a quarter of a pint of water; add a little pepper and salt, and as much flour as will make the whole into a thick paste.

  • Make it into a thick paste, roll it out very thin, cut it into strips, and bake for a few minutes in a fierce oven.

  • Dissolve half an ounce of gum acacia, in a wineglass of boiling water; add plaster of Paris sufficient to form a thick paste, and apply it with a brush, to the parts required to be cemented together.

  • If alcohol or ether be mixed with chlorate of potassa, into a thick paste, and the mixture struck with a hammer, an explosion will be the consequence: or, Experiment 33.

  • This article of food is nothing more than a thick paste, made of the best wheaten flour, with a small quantity of water.

  • Make all into a thick paste with 1 or 2 eggs; divide into balls or cones, and fry a rich brown.

  • Beat it well, till it forms a thick paste, and let it stand three or four hours before the fire to rise.

  • The most expeditious way of fattening chickens is to mix a quantity of rice flour sufficient for present use, with milk and a little coarse sugar, and stir it over the fire till it comes to a thick paste.

  • For this purpose take four ounces of fine flour, mix it with water, and work it together till it forms a thick paste.

  • When it is well-mixed, add a little quick-lime, through a sieve, until it has acquired the consistency of a thick paste.

  • Stir enough confectioners' sugar into a teaspoonful of raspberry jam to form a thick paste; roll it into balls between the palms of your hands.

  • Heat for an hour, strain, and then mix with about a pound of mustard-flour and a quarter of a pound of castor sugar to make a thick paste.

  • At the end of three days strain off the liquid and add a sufficiency of mustard-flour—about three ounces—to make a thick paste.

  • Mix freshly grated cheese with an ounce of butter till it becomes a thick paste.

  • This preparation is an aqueous infusion evaporated to the consistence of a thick paste, of those principles of meat which are soluble in water.

  • Then to a small quantity of the saccharated albumen (see next recipe) add a few drops of water, at the same time beating for a short while, so that a thick paste will be formed.

  • Take very finely pulverised rotten stone, and make it into a thick paste by adding olive oil; then add sulphuric acid, a sufficient quantity to make into a thin paste.

  • In trade, this term is commonly applied to pigments ground with oil to a thick paste, ready to be 'thinned down' with oil or turpentine to a consistence adapted for application with a brush.

  • Add sufficient boiling water to make it into a thick paste.

  • Mix them to a thick paste, with a little lard or sweet oil.

  • Stew the whole slowly in a porcelain kettle for three hours, (stirring it frequently from the bottom,) till it becomes a smooth, thick paste.

  • Stir briskly till cold, and of the consistency of a thick paste.

  • Mix the starch first with a little cold water and then add enough boiling water to make a thick paste, which is then spread on muslin covered with a layer of gauze.

  • Take a thick mucilage of gum arabic, and stir into it plaster of Paris to form a thick paste, apply to the edges with a brush, and press firmly together and confine them two or three days, and you will be astonished at their firmness.


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