Sentence examples for made by boiling from inspiring English sources

Many customers know that we've spent lots of effort to find a well-made, low-odor, highly refined turpentine that is not rectified (rectified turpentine is made by boiling water and lime with the gum turpentine. That makes it clear but leaves water in the turpentine. If you've ever wondered why your varnishes turn cloudy, that's one of the reasons).

Puddings featured three different types of dulce de leche, the pan-Latino favourite made by boiling condensed milk.

A product of Norway, it is made by boiling the whey left over from traditional cheese production.

It is a dish somewhat like moghleh, made by boiling white wheat and sugar for several hours, and then decorating the surface with coconut, nuts and raisins.

Maple syrup -- a fundamentally simple product -- is made by boiling sap until its sugar content reaches 66 to 67percentt, and then filtering it.

It is made by boiling and then partially drying whole wheat, which is then drawn or pressed into shreds and later baked.

The broth, which costs £1.95 for a small cup, is made by boiling the bones and meat from grass-fed cattle over an extended period.

One consisted of dulce de leche granules that Marcia said her mother made by boiling milk, sugar, cinnamon and lemon juice for four hours.

His monograph on keşkek — defined in the dictionary as "a dish made by slowly boiling well-beaten wheat, together with meat" — is less about boiled wheat than about a process unfolding over a certain geography.

His monograph on keşkek defined in the dictionary as "a dish made by slowly boiling well-beaten wheat, together with meat"—is less about boiled wheat than about a process unfolding over a certain geography.

The tea is made by pouring boiling water over 8 to 12 of these "tears," which gently unfurl as they release their flavor.