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curd

/kurd/US // kɜrd //UK // (kɜːd) //

凝脂,凝乳剂,凝乳,凝结

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Often curds. a substance consisting mainly of casein and the like, obtained from milk by coagulation, and used as food or made into cheese.
    • : any substance resembling this.
    • : Also called curd cheese .Chiefly Northeastern and Southern U.S. cottage cheese.
    • : the edible flower heads of cauliflower, broccoli, and similar plants.
  1. 1
    • : to turn into curd; coagulate; congeal.

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Examples

  • Above that is cultured, or fermented, plant milk cheese, which is made by adding probiotics and enzymes to nut or oat milk in order to create curds and whey.

  • I skimped a little when layering the curd, worrying it would drip out the sides — a mistake since it was being covered up with the meringue anyway.

  • Eventually, most of the water will evaporate, leaving a thick batch of curds in the pot.

  • In the summer, I opt for homemade raspberry jam, while in the winter, I often fill them with lemon or tangerine curd.

  • Meringue topping shouldn’t be reserved for lemon curd fillings.

  • It was my first time seeing the process for making a stretched curd cheese, and I was completely mesmerized.

  • Two birds with one stone: any excuse to make lemon curd, and a reliable recipe for a killer portable dessert.

  • New varieties of cheese are formed by mixing vegetable substances with the curd.

  • The stomach of the newly killed animal contains a quantity of curd derived from the milk on which it has been fed.

  • In Ayrshire and Limburg, on the other hand, the curd is always left in the stomach and salted along with it.

  • If the milk be warmer the curd is hard and tough, if colder, it is soft and difficult to obtain free from the whey.

  • The time necessary for the complete fixing of the curd varies also from 15 minutes to an hour or even an hour and a half.