When made in this manner, no wine should be added, but merely sugar, and a little grated nutmeg or lemon-peel.
A casserole of rice, when made in a mould, is not such a difficult operation as when it is moulded by the hand.
This paste may be very much enriched by making it with equal quantities of flour and butter; but then it is not so easily raised as when made plainer.
Apple puddings may also be boiled in a cloth without a basin; but, when made in this way, must be served without the least delay, as the crust soon becomes heavy.
When made according to the accompanying recipe, dinner rolls are very palatable.
When made according to the following recipe, whole-wheat bread will be found to be a very desirable substitute for bread made of the finer flours.
When made according to the following recipe it is a very good breakfast dish: CREAM OF WHEAT (Sufficient to Serve Six) 1 tsp.
These lumps, being ground and sifted, afford a fine powder, which, when made up into a paste with the proper quantity of water, forms the petrifying ground.
When made into a thick paste with water, it absorbs little of it, evolves hardly any heat, and soon indurates.
This solution, when made, must be kept in a well stoppered bottle.
He alone has the prerogative of making treaties with foreign sovereigns, which, when made, have, under certain limitations, the force of legislative acts.
When made of any rich stuff, which stands out stiffly, they break the graceful flow of the dress.
When made small it is generally of a round shape, but when made rather large it is generally of an oval shape.
Chop some capers and shallots very fine, mix them well with a mayonnaise when made, and you have a Tartar sauce.
The opinion of some is understood to be, and Blackstone seems to be of the number, that every Treaty, when made by the King, is obligatory without the concurrence of Parliament.
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There are various manufacturers of aerated-water machines, and of syphon bottles for holding these waters when made.
Such a decomposition may be compared to the deposit of carbon from ordinary flames, when made to play upon a cooled surface.
Such a study, when made by a man of genius, may furnish good spiritual reading, for it will reveal what our passions mean and what sentiments they would lead to if they could remain fixed and dictate all further action.
Such a manipulation of history, when made by persons who underestimate their imaginative powers, ends in asserting that events have directed themselves prophetically upon the interests which they arouse.
The direct aim of reason is harmony; yet harmony, when madeto rule in life, gives reason a noble satisfaction which we call happiness.
The newest feature of the Arabian or Saracenic pottery (called Hispano-Moresco ware, when made in Spain) was the introduction of the oxide of tin in the glaze, to render it opaque.
The causes of this change have been the lowering of the wages of labour, compared with the price of provisions, by the means of the paper-money; the enormous tax upon the barley when made into malt; and the increased tax upon hops.
The best form is the circular; and the house, when made, appears as I have endeavoured to describe it in Fig.
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