Mix again, and finally add the whites of 3 eggs whisked to a firm froth; use to fill a fancy mould, and steam for 3 hours; turn out carefully, and serve with sauce.
Bake the pudding for 3/4 of an hour, turn out, and eat with boiled custard, hot or cold.
Turn out, sift sugar over it, and serve immediately.
Go into a deal with their eyes open and then, when it don't turn out to suit 'em, lay down and squeal.
By this arrangement of watches we only had to turn out twice in the course of twenty-four hours, and the watch below had had a proper sleep whenever it turned out.
Although, as I have said, I had expected it to turn out as it did, it is difficult to express the joy I felt at seeing how promptly my comrades placed themselves at my service on this momentous occasion.
The quay she was moored to suddenly broke in pieces, and all hands had to turn out to make her fast to a new quay.
Turn out on a deep dish, decorate with bits of bright jelly, pour the custard around, and serve.
Turn out on a flat dish, and pour caramel sauce over it.
When ready to serve, turn out as you would jelly, only have the pudding in a deep dish.
The poor little shaver's got to have his Christmas, even though his Santa Claus did turn out to be a walkin' rag-bag.
Seems to me if I'm willin' to turn out at that ungodly hour and then go scratchin' around the henhouse to please you, you might be willin' to have a piece of pie het up for me.
Papa will feel as I do, Tom--that it has been your great blessing, turn out as it may.
I brought all this on myself; and while I cannot feel guiltless in God's sight, I cannot expect it to turn out well.
My wife's took so bad that I'm beginnin' to fear she'll turn out as po' a bargain as the last.
I've been everything but a skulking coward, and I can't turn out to be that at the end.
And Caleb thinks that Alfred will turn out a distinguished engineer: he wants to give the boy a good chance.
But suppose the whole scheme should turn out to be a castle in the air?
He had meant everything to turn out differently; and others had thrust themselves into his life and thwarted his purposes.
I made one or two investments that didn't turn out well.
Why, I mean he is a good young man, and likely to turn out well," responded Eunice, rather helplessly.
So far the invasion of Canada, of which such great things had been hoped by the Americans, appeared likely to turn out a complete failure.
From Bedminster to Ratcliffgate, along the streets to the High Cross of Bristol: at the High Cross they are laid hold of by the authorities: turn out to be James Nayler and Company.
Jaybird comes ridin' in from the cattle about three hours before sun-up, to turn out Tutt, who is due to take his place on herd.
When all is quite firm, turn out on a dish and serve with whipped cream around the pudding.
To turn out, dip the mold for a moment in hot water.
They seem to turn out of their unwholesome beds into the street, without any preparation.
Some of the men who had occupied it took refuge in other tents, but several remained in their sleeping-bags under the fragments of cloth until it was time to turn out.
Although we turn outat 5 it seems a long time to get under way.
I wriggled and moaned till morning brought relief by enabling me to turn out.
And what with a deal in some Mexican cattle that didn't turn out well, and some other business troubles that I never quite understood, we were just about finished when we closed out.
Gentlemen all, turn out, turn out; We'll keep these Roundheads down!
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