Sentences with phrase «cooked curd»

Pour the cooked curd over the warm, baked crust.

I also pressed the cooked curd through a fine - mesh strainer to extract any pieces of lemon zest.

It's best to make the lemon curd at least one day in advance and you'll want to cook the curd the additional couple of minutes longer to get a thicker product (see: notes at bottom of curd recipe from the above link).

We are going to cook the curd in a stainless steel bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water (a double boiler).

But all that movement results in velvety, evenly cooked curds — the stuff great omelets are made of.

Perhaps I'm not cooking the curd long enough?

I was thinking os substituting soft cream cheese for the butter added after cooking the curd.

Hey CHELSEAMORSE, you probably are not cooking the curd long enough.

Cook curds in oil for about a minute to a minute and a half.

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These tips will help you prepare a perfect curd every time: Use a double boiler, which provides gentle heat, and stir constantly; this prevents the eggs from cooking too fast.

Reduce heat to low and cook, whisking constantly, until curd is thickened, about 2 minutes (do not let boil).

Add egg mixture and cook, stirring with a spatula to create large curds, until eggs are just beginning to set, about 3 minutes.

Della Stir Maker Kate over at Food Babbles cooked some fluffy Jasmine Rice in her rice cooker, then topped it with a dollop of tart lemon curd, homemade raspberry sauce, and sliced almonds.

Add the eggs, whisking them (or stirring vigorously with a heat - proof spatula if using a non-stick) for a few seconds, so that as the «curd» forms the liquid on top will move to the bottom to cook.

I cooked it for 30 minutes and would recommend leaving out the coconut milk and the mushrooms after pressure cooking so they don't get too mushy and the coconut milk will curd.

30 mins) to have the water boil, the curd cook, and the curd to thicken.

I've cooked many of your site's recipes — discovered my favorite chocolate cake, made mango curd for the first time, on it goes.

But I still recommend constant stirring while cooking the meyer lemon curd; no one wants lemon flavored scrambled eggs.

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While the waffles are cooking, you can combine the ingredients for the lemon curd except for the yoghurt in a small saucepan.

Yours may be even better looking and a tad healthier with the broccoli rabe... Your experience with cheese curds in Wisconsin is enviable... Perhaps people were so nice too because they had a TV cooking show host in their midst =)

This was my first time making lemon curd... I followed the directions almost exactly... I was about to take it off the burner and realized I forgot the butter... I stirred it in and cooked a little longer.

Stir in butter and cook over moderately low heat, whisking frequently, until curd is thick enough to hold marks of whisk and first bubble appears on surface, about 6 minutes.

This method does take a little longer, but it helps prevent the eggs from curdling which gives the curd all those annoying little specks of cooked egg.

My original plan was to make a grapefruit curd and I did the unthinkable and cooked my eggs in the grapefruit mixture.

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If you shake the pan and move your spatula around quickly you will continue to pull the hottest eggs from the bottom of the pan and it will cook until there are lots of little, soft curds and the eggs look a bit like ricotta, scrambled but still very loose as they will continue to cook and not fully set, about 2 minutes.

Cook the lemon curd until the foam disappears and the mixture resembles thick hollandaise sauce, 5 — 10 minutes.

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The curd is cooked twice, so the name «ricotta means» re-cooked.

I read somewhere that one could also use soy bean curd skins, used in Asian cooking, to make bacon.

It's cooking butter and sugar into a dreamy curd filling.

Cook, stirring constantly, for a further 4 — 6 minutes or until the curd has thickened and coats the back of a spoon.

Immediately pour the curd through the strainer and into the bowl of butter to stop the cooking.

The curd is then cut and cooked to achieve the right moisture content.

Simply mix the curd ingredients in a food processor until smooth, then cook, stirring constantly, for ten minutes over a medium heat.

This small curd size and quick cooking are the primary reason for the «Grana» or grain like structure in the finished cheese.

Add the bean curd sticks (cut into 2 ″ pieces — enough for 4 people), stir and cook on gentle heat for 5 mins.

Add all the curd and continue cooking / scraping the bottom with a spatula until the mixture becomes quite thick and coats the back of a spoon.

Add lemon juice or vinegar and cook gently for 5 minutes, until curds separate and liquid portion is clear.

Once cooled, spoon the lemon curd into the cooked pastry shells and leave to cool.

Cook until the curd has thickened and thickly coats the back of a spoon.

Add eggs and cook, stirring occasionally, until large curds form, about 2 minutes.

Lemon curd is also a stirred custard, which means it's agitated as it cooks (as opposed to still custards, which are baked — think crème brûlée).

For large, creamy curds, use a sweeping motion with the spatula, covering as much surface area as possible as you cook the eggs.

Lemon curd is one of the first things I remember cooking when I was old enough to use the stove without supervision.

Cook eggs, stirring occasionally and scraping bottom of skillet with a heatproof spatula to form large curds, until just set, about 3 minutes.