If your recipe is like mine, you have a thickened lemon mixture that you add egg to. Put some of the hot mixture in the beaten egg stirring it all the time. Add about a third of the mixture to the egg to warm it up and then add that mixture back into the rest of the lemon mixture. Stirring all the time so that the egg will not cook in lumps.
There are at least two different foods referred to as curd. One is milk curds used to make cheese. To make those you should heat milk on the stove to almost boiling and add a curdling agent like vinegar or lemon juice. Let the milk sit and them you'll see the curds form. Then there are lemon curd and lime curd. These are sweet spreads that are flavored with lemon or lime juice and the zest of the fruit. These are like a pudding cooked with eggs, sugar and the lemon or lime juice and zest.
There are at least two different foods referred to as curd. One is milk curds used to make cheese. To make those you should heat milk on the stove to almost boiling and add a curdling agent like vinegar or lemon juice. Let the milk sit and them you'll see the curds form. Then there are lemon curd and lime curd. These are sweet spreads that are flavored with lemon or lime juice and the zest of the fruit. These are like a pudding cooked with eggs, sugar and the lemon or lime juice and zest.
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Lemon curd is a sweet jam made out of lemons. One can find recipes on how to make lemon curd on websites like 'finecooking' or 'taste'. To find out information about lemon curds one can also visit a website called 'wisegeek' which explains what lemon curd is.
You get curd from milk.Curds are a dairy product obtained by curdling(coagulating) milk with rennet or an edible acidic substance such as lemon juice or vinegar, and then draining off the liquid portion. The increased acidity causes the milk proteins (casein) to tangle into solid masses, or curds.In the Indian subcontinent etc., the word "curd" is widely used to refer to what is known as "yogurt".
The answer depends on what you are trying to convert the cup to. 1 cup equals 1/4 quart 1 cup equals 16 tablespoons 1 cup equals 8 fl. ounces Lemon curd is a rich, tart spread made with lemons. The link below shows how to make lemon curd. http:/www.finecooking.com/articles/foolproof-lemon-curd-method.aspx
You don't separate crream from curd, you separate whey from curd. Cream is skimmed from the top of milk as it sits and the cream floats to the top. Then the milk is used to make curds and whey by adding a curdling agent like rennet. The curds form and the clear liquid they float in is whey. Then you can strain the curds from the whey by pouring them through cheese cloth.
No. It depends how long after date. In general lemon curd is not boiled in manufacture and therefore does not keep as long as jam or preserves. It is best not to eat it if it is out of date. Once opened it must be kept refrigerated and used quickly. Make new curd freshly, it is easy to make, see link below.
Curd or coagulated milk; is used to make cheese.
it can make milk in to curd because it has a special chemical called lacto that changaes milk into curd
Curd is rich in Vitamin A. Curd keeps our nice health, make your skin soft and white and you can fight against the diseases if you eat curd daily.
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but I'll give a brief example as to how curds are made, and hopefully it will cover your question. Curds are made by curdling milk with an acid like vinegar, lemon juice, or rennet. Raw milk can be curdled by adding lactic acid bacteria, which is then used to make sour milk cheeses. By increasing the acid in milk, it causes the milk proteins to bind to each other, resulting in the curds. When making curds, the liquid that rises to the top, that is drained off is known as whey.