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sieving is in cooking not science and its used to get lumps out of ingredients
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How do you spell sieved?
Sieved is the correct spelling.
Is river water pure after its been sieved and why?
No, it is not necessarily pure after being sieved. This will not remove any microbial matter.
A sauce made from sieved tomatoes?
passata
Is bananas bad for tennis?
Bananas will not bounce and they get sieved through the raquet
What can be added to butter when making pastry?
Sieved flour, milk and water, with a pinch of salt.
What is sieved shellac?
Sieved shellac is a refined form of shellac, a natural resin secreted by the lac bug, which is processed to remove impurities and larger particles. The sieving process results in a finer, more uniform product that is often used in woodworking, finishing, and as a food glaze. It provides a smooth finish and can enhance the appearance of various surfaces. Sieved shellac is prized for its quick-drying properties and non-toxic nature.
What is the bule whales diet?
The Blue Whale's diet is krill sieved through baleen plates.
How do you spell seined?
That is the correct spelling for the term "seined" (strained, sieved, as in the method of netting fish).
What can be sieved or whisked into mixtures?
Flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, and cocoa are ingredients that are commonly sieved or whisked into mixtures to ensure even distribution and to remove any lumps. This process helps to achieve a smoother and more consistent texture in the final product.
Mail on Sunday prize crossword 26.4.09 18 down What is a sieved tomato sauce?
puree or ketchup passata
How do you spell purey food?
The correct spelling of the verb is "puree" (from French, to reduce to a mashed, blended, or sieved state).
Why must chemical raising agents be sieved with flour?
So they are evenly distributed with the flour and will rise evenly when baked.
