To cure To preserve meat or fish by pickling, smoking, drying, salting or storing in brine.
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CURE
To treat food by one of several methods for preservation purposes. Examples are smoking, pickling - in an acid base, corning - with acid and salt, and salt curing - which removes water.
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Dry Cure
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A step in the curing process prior to curing that involves the rubbing of food with a mixture that is used to preserve foods.
Traditional cure
A well established and successful combination of salt, sugar and spices used to cure meat.
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CURE:
To preserve meats by drying and salting and/or smoking.
DEGLAZE:
To dissolve the thin glaze of juices and brown bits on the surface of a pan in which food has been fried, sauteed or roasted.
cure
The process of treating food to preserve it. Curing methods include smoking and salting. Salting can be done by dry packing or by soaking in brine.
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Cure: To preserve or add flavor with an ingredient, usually salt and/or sugar.
Cure - To preserve food--usually meat or fish--by pickling, smoking, drying, salting, or storing in a brine.
Curry Powder - A blend of up to 20 herbs and spices, curry powder is widely used in Indian cooking.
Cure - To treat with an ingredient, usually salt and/or sugar, originally for the purpose of preserving foods by protecting them from bacteria, molds, etc.
Cure - To treat foods in order to preserve them. Smoking, salting, and pickling are some of the many ways to cure foods.
Cut In - To blend a solid fat into a dry ingredient until the mixture is in the form of small particles.
Cure: to preserve by salting, pickling or drying.
Curry powder: a blend of 12 to 20 oriental spices.
Curry: a dish heavily spiced with curry powder.
Cure - Process of preserving fish or meat by drying, salting or smoking.
Curing salt - A salt that has nitrates added and is used as a preservative in sausage making. Available in some supermarkets and specialty markets.
For the cure
This quantity should be increased proportionately according to the size of your fish. It is also sufficient for about six average size mackerel.
Cure Master Brown says the cooking is not at all an issue of food safety " a ham that has been cured for three months can safely be eaten raw " it is simply a moisture problem.
CURE
To treat food in order to preserve it. Food can be cured in several ways- smoking, soaking in brine or packing in salt
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Cure
Marinating to preserve an ingredient with salt and/or sugar and spices. Preparing gravlax, marinated salmon, is an example of curing.
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Cure: To preserve a food by salting, smoking, and/or drying.
Curing salt: A mixture of 94 percent table salt (sodium chloride) and 6 percent sodium nitrite used to preserve meats. (Also known as tinted curing mixture, or TCM.) ...
To cure olives, unripe, green ones first ripen and turn black. (Olives destined for the oil press are actually picked at the red-brown stage, but that's another story. For details on olive oil, click here.) ...
Suffolk Cure - A type of bacon cure using dark beer, molasses sugar and spices
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The dry-cure process involves first curing the pork, then hanging and air-drying for a period of time to remove all the moisture. It is available from specialist butchers.
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Salt is used to cure Iberian ham, drawing the moisture from the meat as the ham is air dried. The ham is preserved through dehydration. Iberian hams are often dried in cool cellars for as long as 24 months.
cure To age a food product, such as cheese, wine, vegetable, fish, or
meat, in order to preserve it by methods such as drying, salting, or
smoking.
curly endive See chicory.
Unlike most antibiotics, Garlic will not deplete the body of flora, and is considered to be the cure-all herb because of its effectiveness on the entire body.
1919: Sir Edward Mellanby incorrectly identified rickets as a vitamin A deficiency, because he could cure it in dogs with cod liver oil.[38]
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Originally, Moxie was touted as a patent medicine guaranteed to cure almost any ill including loss of manhood, paralysis, and softening of the brain.
liqueur = cordial Pronunciation: lih-CURR OR lih-CURE OR lee-CURR Notes: Liqueurs are mixtures of spirits, sweeteners, and flavorings like herbs, fruits, nuts, and flowers.
Used as a cure-all for epilepsy, gout, drunkenness, kidney stones, colic, headaches, and worms, it was nicknamed 'La Fee Verte' meaning The Green Fairy. In 1797, the heirs of Dr. Ordinaire sold the recipe to Henri-Louis Pernod.
(allow at least 80 days to cure) Scrub lemons. Peel off zest only, scraping off any bitter white pith. Pour 1 bottle of vodka into a very large jar. Add lemon peel as you go. Store at room temperature in a dark place and let set about 40 days.
Products that have had a pickle solution of cure ingredients directly pumped into the muscle tissue ( not through the circulatory system) before having the dry or powdered cure ingredients applied to the surface of the meat or poultry.
"Makes a nice big pot of cure a cold, feel-good, Friday Night chicken soup. If you are looking for crisp veggies and a light, clear broth, this is not the recipe you want.
(ARA) Some yearn for its robust aroma and savory, often creamy taste; others look to it as a cure for ailments. Garlic has long been shrouded in mystery.
Menudo - Tripe soup, considered a hangover cure in Mexico.
Michelada - "My chelada", meaning a michelada is your own customized version of a chelada.
" Greeks and Romans used it to cure snake bites and to invigorate the mind and body. In the Middle Ages, people drank Sage in tea and used Sage to treat colds, fevers, liver trouble, and epilepsy.
History: Ancient Greeks and Romans believed asparagus could cure toothaches and prevent bee stings. New plants must be nurtured two years before producing a crop.
To prepare asparagus, snap off tough ends of spears where they break easily.
Citrus canker is caused by a bacterium (Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. citri ) that infects several members of family Rutaceae, particularly citrus fruits; being highly contagious and impossible to cure, ...
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Grieve, "Basil has been occasionally used for mild nervous disorders and for the alleviation of wandering rheumatic pains- the dried leaves, in the form of snuff, are said to be a cure for nervous headaches.
Souse To cover fish with a mixture of vinegar, spices and water to cure or prior to cooking.
Spelt A cereal grain with a nutty flavor, and can be used by people with wheat allergies.
Miso pickles take a long time to mature and many types are allowed to cure for years before eating.
Some varieties are hung in cold dry places to cure, as happens with jamón serrano (ham). The Pamplona variety grinds the meat further.
Note: Often a blend of cinnamon, cloves, fennel seed, star anise and Szechuan peppercorns, five-spice powder was originally considered a cure-all miracle blend encompassing the five elements (sour, bitter, sweet, pungent, salty).
This tea, originally used in Asia, has been touted as a miracle drink by those who use it and claim it has helped cure them of various ailments.
Ammonia Coke (Southern USA): Coca-cola with a little ammonia. It was popular in West Virginia to cure various ailments. It can still be found in older pharmacies with soda fountains.
Menudo Soup or stew made with tripe and flavored with chiles. A specialty of northern Mexico, that is considered a cure for hangovers.
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Meocuil White and most popular (from a culinary standpoint) maguey worm.
Menudo: Pieces of intestine (tripe) served in broth and accompanied by tortillas. (Said to be a good cure for a hangover.) ...
a hearty, spicy Mexican soup made with tripe, calf's feet, chiles, hominy and seasonings reputed to be a great hangover cure.
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Claimed properties : laxative, aphrodisiac, colic
cure. A required ingredient in the Indian Tadkaa - the small amount of oil used to roast mustard seeds and similar other ingredients
before adding them to the main dish.
Cerasse - Also known as Chinese bitter melon; this fruit is edible when harvested green and cooked. The taste is bitter. Cerasse can also be used to make a tea that is said to be able to cure ailments from indigestion to Cancer.
Burdock Root (Arctium lappa): stimulates appetite and digestion; reduces arthritic pain; blood purifier19; treats scrofula, and other cankerous skin conditions20; Burdock root also combined with dandelion and yellow dock can cure a the swelling ...
In medicine it acts like other volatile oils and has a reputation as a cure for colds. Being a much more costly spice than cassia, that comparatively harsh-flavoured substance is frequently substituted for or added to it.
The resulting clear liquid can be used at a higher cooking temperature and will not go rancid as quickly as unclarified butter.
CURE
To treat food by one of several methods for preservation purposes.
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