Meanings of earthen pan in English

Sift the sugar into a deep earthen pan, and cut the butter into it.

Large Gingerbread, as it burns very easily, may be baked in an earthen pan.

To quiet him Desiree had to get him an earthen pan full of dish-water.

He placed his loaf in a shallow earthen pan he had made for this purpose.

Put them in layers into a deep earthen pan, and sprinkle every layer with salt.

When it is thick and smooth, take it off, and pour it into an earthen pan.

Butter an earthen pan, or a thick tin or iron one, and put the gingerbread in it.

There was a large earthen pan full of such things, and there were more over the fire.

Let it boil up for a few minutes, and then pass it through a sieve into an earthen pan.

Put them into a large earthen pan, and mash and squeeze them till they are reduced to a pulp.

Each of the little workers had a big earthen pan, and peeled incessantly the apples which the boys brought them.

A capacious dish-cover of wire gauze is sufficient, resting on an earthen pan filled to the brim with fresh, heaped sand.

Then strain the liquid; measure and set it away in a large earthen pan to get cold; and let it rest till next morning.

On the top of this, I place a few slabs of greenbottle eggs collected a moment ago from the snake in my earthen pan.

Then take it up, strain it into a large earthen pan, cover it, and set it away in a cool dry place till next day.

The potatoes, too, which were to be roasted for breakfast, were always prepared the night before, and placed in an earthen pan, before the fire.