The maccaroni must be boiled in water till it slightly swells, and is soft enough to cut; it must be cut into short pieces about two inches in length.
Clarify one pound of sugar in half a pint of water till it becomes a thick syrup.
Peel twelve leeks; boil them in water till tender; take them out and put them into a quart of new milk; boil them well; thicken up with oatmeal, and add salt according to the taste.
Stew them till thick and smooth; take out the herbs and spices; skim well; boil the livers in a quart of water till tender, and put in.
Then dry the pith well in a cloth, and, having scraped off all the skin, beat it well; add a little rose-water till it is very fine and without lumps.
Let the rice be very well picked and afterwards cleansed; it ought to be washed in several waters, and kept in water till it is going to be boiled.
Your honour can then dine, and after dinner trifle away the minutes over your wine or brandy-and-water till seven, when your honour can step into a first-class for Bangor.
After dinner I trifled agreeably with my brandy-and-water till it was near seven o’clock when I paid my bill, thought of the waiter and did not forget Father Boots.
I “trifled” over my brandy-and-water till I finished it, and then walked forth to look at the town.
Scald the slices in water till tender; then make a syrup of a pound of sugar to a pound of fruit, and proceed as directed for quinces.
If your peaches are very hard, boil them in water till tender, before you pickle them, and they will be fit for use almost immediately.
Boil a tea cupful of hops in one quart of water tillreduced to one half.
Simmer half a pint or a pint of Embden groats in a small quantity of water till tender; there must be no gruel.
Pick and wash a pound of rice, and boil it gently in two quarts of water till it becomes dry--keeping the pot well covered, and not stirring it.
Boil half a pound of French Berries (the unripe berries of the rhamnus infectorius) in two quarts of water till of a deep yellow, and while boiling hot give two or three coats to the work.
Steep them in a quart of water till it is reduced to a pint.
Boil four feet in four gallons of water till it comes to half a gallon; strain it, let it stand till cold, and skim off all the fat clean.
Take a handful of common salt, and half the quantity of alum; boil it in half a gallon of water till dissolved.
Chop celery into pieces half an inch long, enough to fill one pint measure, and stew in a small quantity of water till tender.
Boil twelve potatoes in four quarts of water till reduced to three quarts.
Then put in a teacup of coarsely ground coffee, parched a light brown and mixed with cold water till it forms a paste, to six cups of boiling water.
A quantity of this air, after being agitated in water till it was diminished about one half, admitted a candle to burn in it exceedingly well, and was even hardly to be distinguished from common air by the test of nitrous air.
To five parts of inflammable air, which had been agitated in water till it was diminished about one half (at which time part of it fired with a weak explosion) I put one part of nitrous air, which diminished it one eighth of the whole.
This air, however, itself, without any previous phlogistication, is purified by agitation in water till it is diminished by fresh nitrous air, and to a very considerable degree.
Boil a calf's foot in water till reduced to a pint of jelly, clear of sediment and fat.
Beat a quarter of an ounce of sweet almonds with a tea-spoonful of water till it is quite fine, boil it in the broth, and strain it.
Boil two feet in three quarts of water till reduced to half the quantity; strain it, and set it by.
Here, Humphreys, put these in a jug of water till I go home.
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