ladle

Object

• soup: Cook for about 10-12 minutes until the pasta is cooked, then ladle this thick, sweet stew soup into your bowl.
• milk: Charlie ladles milk from a churn into the jug.

Converse of object

• add: Reduce the heat and add two ladles of stock.
• use: Using a ladle, push the flesh through a fine conical sieve to get rid of the seeds.
• hold: The man in the background is holding a Copper ladle for introducing the powder [ 1860s ] .
• steelmak: Here, the ' steelmaking system ' is defined as the secondary steelmaking ladle and inputs to the ladle.

Preposition: into

• mold: Molten lead ran from the hearths, and was ladled into a pig mold.
• bowl: Ladle into bowls and serve with boiled potatoes, a bowl of sour cream, and thick, crusty bread.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: Then Blinkie brought a wooden ladle and filled it from the contents of the kettle.
• large: Gently warm the gin or brandy in a large ladle or small pan and ignite, pouring over pan juices and stirring gently.
• small: Pour in a small ladle full of batter, enough to make a 1/2cm thick pancake of approx 10cm in diameter.
• long-handled: Tea Spoons The earliest caddy spoons were long-handled ladles made for use with box-like tea chests.

Modifying Another Word

• then: Just make in the morning, then ladle straight from the fridge at lunch or supper.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: He seems to lack the basic knowledge ladled out daily in high schools.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: Order them, name them, see who can ladle up the largest, the smallest.

Preposition: of

• stock: Reduce the heat and add two ladles of stock.
• batter: Heat a frying pan and pour a ladle of the batter onto the pan.
• sauce: Garnish with a ladling of the caper cream sauce.

Noun used with modifier

• iron: An iron drinking ladle is chained to the building.
• soup: When the prisoners rushed for their soup Ostrowski beat them with the iron handle of a broken soup ladle.