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the process during which organics that have already gone through the active/rapid stage of biodegradation become cured
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| curd |
(1) The semisolid part of coagulated milk (whey is the liquid portion); used to make cheese. (2) A creamy spread made from juice (usually citrus, such as lemon), sugar, butter and egg yolks; the ingredients are cooked together until the mixture becomes thick. Curd continues to thicken as it cools and is used as a topping for baked goods and breads. Lemon curd (and other flavors) can be found in gourmet markets and supermarkets. ...
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| 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.
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| curd |
The solid portion of the milk in the cheese-making process.
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| cure |
To change the properties of a thermosetting resin irreversibly by chemical reaction, ie, condensation, ring closure, or addition. Cure may be accomplished by addition of curing (cross-linking) agents, with or without catalyst, and with or without heat.
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