to unmold
Take something out of the mold after it becomes firm
- verb
- /ʌnˈmoʊld/
- US
- To serve the dessert, carefully unmold it from the silicone mold once it has set.
- unmold the cake
- unmold the pudding
- unmold soufflés
Examples
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Dressing - family recipe, partially made ahead, but completed day of cranberry gelatin salad - make ahead and unmold to plate before serving.
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After baking, let the cake cool for a few minutes, then unmold it onto a serving plate.
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Once the gelatin has firmed up, you can unmold it by gently pulling the edges away from the mold.
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Etymology
The word unmold is made from the prefix un-, like in unwrap, which means 'remove', and mold, which means 'a form' or 'shape'. So to unmold something is to take it out of its form after it has set, like lifting a cake from its pan.