How To Use Cheesecloth In A Sentence
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The seed takes several weeks to ripen, during which time you should cover the seedhead with cheesecloth or prevent birds and squirrels from helping themselves.
Groundwork: The deliciously seedy sunflower
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Otherwise dump the contents of the crocks or vat into food-grade plastic mesh bags or cheesecloth and squeeze out as much wine as you can into a clean basin.
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In Tucson, Arizona, Barbara dries them on her roof, spreading the tomatoes on oiled screens under cheesecloth tents to foil the birds.
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Some woodworkers suggest putting a lump of wax inside a few layers of folded cotton cheesecloth and rubbing it onto wood thus preventing heavy smears.
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In Tucson, Arizona, Barbara dries them on her roof, spreading the tomatoes on oiled screens under cheesecloth tents to foil the birds.
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Tie the thyme, tarragon, and bay leaf in cheesecloth to make a sachet.
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Place the cloves in a piece of 100% cotton cheesecloth.
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These cheeses, most in 30-to 60-pound rounds wrapped in cheesecloth, are beautiful.
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Place the spices, pepper, and thyme in a piece of cheesecloth.
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Place a handful of chamomile in a square of cheesecloth or muslin, gather and tie then throw into your bath for a soothing skin treat.
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Place the orange and lemon rinds, cloves and cinnamon sticks into a piece of 100% cotton cheesecloth.
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Apparently there wasn't enough money in the budget for gauze, so they used cheesecloth instead.
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No longer will I be a vision in cheesecloth and impetuously purchased clamdigger culottes.
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I unwrap each cake, resoak the cheesecloth and rewrap at two-week intervals until the cakes are soaked through.
Lindsay Pyfer: Homemade Fruitcake: Old School And Worth The Effort
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Bundle the tea in cheesecloth and boil in a big pot.
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Line a colander or sieve with cheesecloth or gauze and set it over a bowl.
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Add the minced pepper and lemongrass (only pieces not in cheesecloth bag).
A Turtle! & Fragrant Jasmine Rice
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Using cheesecloth or a sieve, strain the ghee into a glass jar with a tight lid.
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This is a hot bath in which several whole fruit of yuzu, usually wrapped in cheesecloth, are floated.
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For best results, use cheesecloth, or very soft tarlatan to wipe the surface of the plate.
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If a more satiny look than cheesecloth gives is wished, let the overdresses be of light-colored cambric with the glazed side turned outward.
Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People
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Strain the oil through clean muslin or cheesecloth and allow it to cool until it is just warm.
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A tall, grizzled man with wild, greying hair, wearing an old cheesecloth shirt, he is incongruous in a settlement remarkable for its neat, well-spaced houses and broad central avenue.
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Place the spices, pepper, and thyme in a piece of cheesecloth.
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Smaller Artemia obtained by sifting the shrimp through cheesecloth or bolting cloth are satisfactory.
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Line a colander or sieve with cheesecloth or gauze and set it over a bowl.
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Strain the broth through a strainer lined with cheesecloth, if you have it.
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Using a ladle, spoon the liquid into a cheesecloth-lined, fine mesh sieve and discard the solids.
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Andrea was wearing a cheesecloth smock and agonizing over whether to eat a salt and vinegar crisp.
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You'll also need cheesecloth to protect food from insects and birds.
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Cover it with a cheesecloth to keep out dust, lint and insects.
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The tide still out, but dribbles of brown liquid trickling in like strong ground coffee through a cheesecloth filter.
BEHINDLINGS
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For the gelato: Drain yogurt through cheesecloth overnight in refrigerator.
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Gauze is a sheer, lightly woven fabric similar to cheesecloth.
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Gauze is a sheer, lightly woven fabric similar to cheesecloth.
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Pollinated flowers were then covered with cheesecloth to prevent contamination and to facilitate seed harvest.
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Strain the liquid through a piece of cheesecloth to remove the unwanted berry parts, sometimes a strainer is adequate.
Does anybody have a GOOD recipe for persimmon pudding. Every time we make it it tastes horribly bitter.
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But you need to make sure that the ricotta is well drained, so you can place it in some cheesecloth and let it drip over a bowl in the refrigerator overnight, so that the filling will not be too liquid.
Covered Cheesecake « Baking History
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Strain oil through a fine-mesh sieve, then again through cheesecloth and refrigerate until ready to use, or up to two weeks.
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Let it go off entirely until the curds separate from the whey, then strain it through a cheesecloth (geddit?).
Times, Sunday Times
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You can wrap the cloves in cheesecloth before adding to the sauce to make them easier to remove.
Archive 2008-02-01
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Line a strainer with a double layer of 100 percent cotton cheesecloth.
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For a soothing, relaxing soak, put dried thyme into an eight-inch square of cheesecloth.
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He did several set designs for the left-wing Unity Theatre, including productions of Shaw's The Applecart, Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard and Arthur Miller's The Crucible, the last employing a non-realistic design separating the stage with cheesecloth screens.
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For a movie only fifty minutes long, wasting time repeating itself, as opposed to blowing that same amount of time on developing the characters or explaining the plot with sufficient holes to make me think the script was written on cheesecloth, is just plain insulting.
Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
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For many years I wrapped the two sides of salmon in cheesecloth after rubbing on the cure as an aid in turning the fish as it cures.
Recipe: Gravlax
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Wrap it in a clean dish towel or piece of cheesecloth.
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Whole families grab homemade nets of mosquito netting or cheesecloth and wade into the sea.
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Strain the oil through clean muslin or cheesecloth and allow it to cool until it is just warm.
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A bunch of herbs tied together, wrapped in cheesecloth or enclosed in a small cloth sack, and immersed during cooking, as in a soup or stew.
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Strain this broth, called dashi, into a sieve lined with cheesecloth placed over a bowl.
The Seattle Times
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The burnt cork was there and a small dish of water and a piece of cheesecloth.
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He wraps the cooled cakes in cheesecloth, brushes them with rum, and then covers them with plastic wrap before placing the cakes in a large box.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer the curds to a cheesecloth-lined strainer, and set aside for 30 minutes.
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Line a colander or sieve with cheesecloth or gauze and set it over a bowl.
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Then let it cool and strain the mixture through cheesecloth.
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I unwrap each cake, resoak the cheesecloth and rewrap at two-week intervals until the cakes are soaked through.
Lindsay Pyfer: Homemade Fruitcake: Old School And Worth The Effort
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Place a clean dry folded piece of cheesecloth loosely over a bowl or a pitcher, and create a shallow well in the center.
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After straining the fruit juices through a double layer of cheesecloth, put them into an atomizer with the shredded ice, and shake until the ice is melted.
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Tie up some yogurt in cheesecloth and hang it over a bowl for 4-8 hours.
Last Night « PubliCola
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Strain the stock into a large bowl through a double thickness of dampened muslin, cheesecloth or a large clean handkerchief.
MOON PASSAGE
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Empire line dresses in cheesecloth and cotton appeared alongside crocheted tops and pastel jumpers with feather collars and cuffs.
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Line a colander or sieve with a couple of layers of cheesecloth and strain the soup.
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“We put clabbered milk in a cheesecloth and hung it from the clothesline to drip for a day,” she says, “and you had what we now call cream cheese.”
One Big Table
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They were wrapped in several layers of cheesecloth and covered with frost.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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To avoid wind damage, plants were grown in a semi-cylindrical house covered with cheesecloth throughout the experimental period.
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Strain through a fine mesh sieve lined with cheesecloth, discard solids and set aside, keeping warm.
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Cheesecloth is the primary window covering, draped over curtain rods to create layers sheer enough to let light in, but dense enough to provide privacy.
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To make your own: Wrap cottage cheese in cheesecloth and place in a colander or strainer nested inside a bowl.
Archive 2007-02-01
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Looser weaves, such as cheesecloth, offer considerably less protection.
