Ladle into bowls
and serve with boiled potatoes, a bowl of sour cream, and thick, crusty bread.
Then blinkie brought a
wooden ladle
and filled it from the contents of the kettle.
Just make in the morning,
then ladle
straight from the fridge at lunch or supper.
Ladle up
the largest, the smallest.
Ladles of stock.
An
iron drinking ladle
is chained to the building.
Ladled into a pig mold.
Ladled out
daily in high schools.
Ladlenish with a
ladling of the caper cream sauce.
Ladles milk
from a churn into the jug.
Using a ladle, push the flesh through a fine conical sieve to get rid of the seeds.
Gently warm the gin or brandy in a
large ladle
or small pan and ignite, pouring over pan juices and stirring gently.
Ladle of the batter
onto the pan.
When the prisoners rushed for their soup ostrowski beat them with the iron handle of a broken
soup ladle.
The man in the background is
holding a copper ladle
for introducing the powder [ 1860s ] .
Pour in a
small ladle
full of batter, enough to make a 1/2cm thick pancake of approx 10cm in diameter.
Here, the ' steelmaking system ' is defined as the secondary
steelmaking ladle
and inputs to the ladle.
Tea spoons the earliest caddy spoons were
long-handled ladles
made for use with box-like tea chests.
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