cheesecloth
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- noun
- /ˈtʃiːzklɔːθ/
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- After boiling, pour the sauce through cheesecloth to remove any lumps.
- a piece of cheesecloth
- a cheesecloth-lined strainer
- wrap in cheesecloth
And finally, a very sexy piece of cheesecloth.
- And finally, a very sexy piece of cheesecloth.
- So what they do is they filter through the, let's say the cheesecloth and just retain the best in principle.
Examples
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Ladle the melted fat into a cheesecloth-lined colander, separating the melted fat from the cracklings.
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You can then strain the puree through cheesecloth to extract all the liquid.
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And then we strain it through cheesecloth until it's totally like smooth and particle free of all the fat.
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Season the turkey with salt and pepper and place a cheesecloth over the turkey.
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Cover the turkey with a quadruple layer of cheesecloth and baste frequently with a melted butter and chardonnay mixture.
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Years ago, I started soaking a big swatch of cheesecloth in melted butter and Madeira, then draping it over the turkey.
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To make the soup clear, strain the mixture through a layer of cheesecloth.
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Place the fruit in cheesecloth and hang it to dry in a cool, dark place.
Synonyms
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A piece of material made by joining threads together and used for making clothes or for cleaning
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Etymology
The word cheesecloth is a simple name made from cheese and cloth because people used a loose cotton cloth to wrap and drain cheese. That's why cheesecloth means a thin, open fabric we still use to strain soups, make cheese, or hold herbs.