Put into a double boiler a quarter of a pound of well washed rice, a pint and a third of milk, a small tablespoonful of butter, and cook until the rice is so stiff that it no longer adheres to the sides of the pan.
When these ingredients are well mixed add four ounces of well washed butter, stir well together.
Lettuce should be well washed in very cold water, leaf by leaf, and drained in a basket, which comes for the purpose, then placed on the ice, and at serving time put into the salad bowl.
On removal from the bath the mirrors require to be well washed, and allowed to dry thoroughly in sun heat for several hours before they are touched.
The glass does not appear to get scratched when the emery is changed, provided everything is well washed.
When this is the case the work is removed--well washed so as to get rid of the rest of the aluminium chloride, and then electroplated by the battery in the ordinary copper sulphate bath.
The tubing is well washed, rinsed with alcohol, and carefully dried.
Throw in three medium potatoes, a handful of well washed sorrel, and a sprig or two of chervil, a lump of butter, pepper, and salt.
Chop up a handful of shallots and a quarter as much of parsley that is well washed.
Then shred a bit of basil or marjoram with a handful of well washed sorrel, throw them in, cook for five minutes, skim it, pour it into a soup tureen, and serve.
It should then be well washed, passing through water slightly acidulated with Sulphuric acid (a teaspoonful to 1 gallon).
These test skeins or pieces ought to be well washed in hot water before use, so that they are clean and free from any size or grease.
Before using, the stones should be well washed to free them from dirt and grit.
If a setting hen be troubled with vermin, let her be well washed with a decoction of white lupins.
The potatoes must be well washed, but not pared, and put into the steamer when the water boils.
If a buttock of beef is to be baked, it should be well washed, after it has been in salt about a week, and put into a brown earthen pan with a pint of water.
Poultry must be well washed in warm water; if very dirty from the singeing, &c.
Salt meat should be well washed before it is boiled, especially if it has been in salt long, that the liquor in which the meat is boiled, may not be too salt to make soup of.
After the marking ink disappears, the linen should be well washedin cold water.
Then take a piece of soft sponge, well washed, and cleaned from everything gritty, dip it into water and squeeze it almost dry, dip it into some spirit of wine, and then rub it over the glass.
In a pint of new milk put two large spoonfuls of rice, well washed; then add two apples, pared and quartered, or a few currants or rasins.
It should be well washed, and preserved in bottles with distilled water.
Prior to development it must be well washed, and the alkaline method must always be adopted.
The ivory, well washed in an alkaline lye, is steeped in a weak neutral solution of nitrate of silver, and then exposed to the light, or dried and dipped into a weak solution of sulphide of ammonium.
Paper prepared from such paste, well washed, is not apt to give a brown tint to maps, as that carelessly bleached with chloride of lime is known to do.
The precipitate is usually very voluminous, and must be well washed.
A precipitate falls, which must be well washed, and carefully dried out of the reach of any sulphuretted vapours.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "well washed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
