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Meanings of clear jelly in English
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Usage of clear jelly in English
1
In order to achieve a bright, crystal- clear jelly, you need to properly strain your fruit.
2
When a very clear jelly is desired use a flannel or felt bag for straining the juice.
3
Papers in a plastic folder, and something in sealed culture plates, clear jelly daubed with ragged polka dots.
4
The only way to get a clear jelly is to let is pass through muslin without pressing the contents.
5
I tend to cut back from the traditional one-to-one sugar-to-fruit proportions that leave the fruit swimming in a clear jelly.
6
Mat was making his way to the Waygate as though walking through clear jelly, his legs seeming to swim forward.
7
The clear jelly may be made first and poured into molds, then the pink jelly and finally the egg jelly.
8
Some little worm-shaped masses of clear jelly containing specks are fastened to the stick: eggs of a small snail-like shell-fish.
9
Forget all notions you have of a cream, as this clear jelly is nothing like the stuff we're all familiar with.
10
Imagine a large clear jelly, in which at all angles and in all states of simplicity or contortion his ideas are imbedded.
11
Through the one glass wall, you could see a thick, brown mat growing on top, thinning to threads of clear jelly underneath.
12
With deft stitches he fixed the creature inside, rejoined the blood vessels, sutured the wound and spread a clear jelly over it.
13
After the clear jelly has done dripping, you may return the ingredients to the kettle, and warm them over again for about five minutes.
14
A long line of clear jellies and good pickles and toothsome relishes was most willingly judged and more willingly tasted.