When wanted, they are soaked in cold water for a few minutes, and washed.
When wanted warm, if made previously, set it on a moderate fire, in a tin or crockery kettle.
When wanted dried, place them in a pan in a slow oven with the door open, and turn them occasionally.
When wanted, mix it with water to about the consistency of plaster.
When wanted, warm a little of it; pour it upon the spots, and after it has been on them for a few minutes, scour it off with warm water and soap, as it is apt to discolor the boards when left too long on them.
Of this paste, when wanted, mix a small portion, about the size of an egg, in a pint of spring water, and strain it through a napkin.
When wanted to serve, heat 1 pint of broth, add 2 tablespoonfuls of cream to yolks of 2 eggs.
They are rather expensive to buy, and we country housewives cannot always procure them when wanted, and they may be made at home with a small amount of labor and less expense.
When wanted to cook, take from the vinegar and put in a stew-pan containing a little hot fried-out suet or drippings in which has been sliced 2 onions.
When wanted to line pie-tins, cut pieces off one end of the roll of dough and roll out lightly.
When wanted, sponge the silk with this preparation.
Into two pennyworth of oil of vitriol mix two pennyworth of the best indigo in powder; let it stand a day or two; when wanted shake it well, and into a quart of boiling water put one tablespoonful of the liquid.
The white of an egg, well beaten with quicklime, and a small quantity of very old cheese, forms an excellent substitute for cement, when wanted in a hurry, either for broken china or old ornamental glassware.
When wanted to draw, lay the pattern on the back of the black paper, and go over it with the point of a steel pencil.
Continue to earth up celery, and cover some endive with a good quantity of peas straw, as it is growing, that it may be taken up when wanted, and be preserved from the winter's frost.
When wanted, put a spoonful or two into some milk; boil it with sugar, and mill it well.
When wanted, lay it in a basin, and cover it with warm water for a few minutes before you use it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "when wanted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
