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- verb Present participle of
reboil .
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Examples
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Failures can sometimes be rescued by the addition of a commercial liquid pectin preparation and/or cream of tartar or lemon juice, and a brief reboiling.
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Failures can sometimes be rescued by the addition of a commercial liquid pectin preparation and/or cream of tartar or lemon juice, and a brief reboiling.
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The liquid, or molasses, which remains after the first crystallization is returned to the vacuum pan and reboiled, and this reboiling of the drainings is repeated two or three times, with a gradually decreasing result in the quality and quantity of the sugar.
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When made in the old-fashioned manner, ricotta is a fresh cheese made by reboiling the whey to get more curds.
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When made in the old-fashioned manner, ricotta is a fresh cheese made by reboiling the whey to get more curds.
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When made in the old-fashioned manner, ricotta is a fresh cheese made by reboiling the whey to get more curds.
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It is further purified by reboiling it with an addition of an alkaline solution and a quantity of milk.
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Eggs at unusual times, the reboiling of milk, the rejection of an excellent milk pudding -- not negotiated respectfully but dictated as of right.
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The liquid, or molasses, which remains after the first crystallization is returned to the vacuum pan and reboiled, and this reboiling of the drainings is repeated two or three times, with a gradually decreasing result in the quality and quantity of the sugar.
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The syrup must be kept fully saturated with sugar by reboiling it once or twice during the process.
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