gelatine in English
noun
[gel·a·tine || ‚dʒelətn /-lətɪn]
glutinous substance which is the base for jellies and other substances (made of boiled animal bones and ligaments)
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1. Proteins, gelatine, leaf gelatine and powdered gelatine for making film and photographic paper, being active substances in washing and cleaning agents and being elastic adhesive and sizers, fertilisers
2. Bavarois is a type of set cream made from custard, whipped cream and gelatine
3. The dessert comprises gelatine, sugar, inulin, wheat fiber, acacia gum, emulsifier, starch and water.
4. Gum arabic, gum acacia and wheat fibres, emulsifiers, gelatine for industrial use
5. Add the silver to the Bromised gelatine gradually, shaking well between each addition
6. A Bavarois is an egg custard with whipped cream folded through and set with gelatine
7. Preparation 1 / 00 Macromolecular products derived from proteins (food proteins A23; glue, gelatine C09H)
8. Bavarois is a type of set cream made from custard, whipped cream and gelatine 0 rating rating ratings Katheryn West
9. Adhesive will typically be formed of substances such as gelatine, epoxy, resin or polyethylene, with each having different variations
10. activated carbon, agar-agar, albumin, casein, clay diatomaceous earth, gelatine, isinglass, potassium ferrocyanide, tannic acid, and white of egg
11. Bavarois definition: a cold dessert consisting of a rich custard set with gelatine and flavoured in various Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
12. Traditionally all of these would have been made with Aspic from calf’s feet, but these days we just use shop-bought gelatine
13. Flour and preparations made from cereals in the form of gelatine capsules, tablets, ampoules, yeast, powders, bars, creams or beverages for nutritional purposes
14. The explosion started in the first block destroyed the second panel of the block and hit the gelatine that caught most of the fragmentation
15. According to the Dictionary of Explosives the Kynoch factory manufactured blasting explosives from sulphur to make gunpowder, aphosite, aerolit, Bobbinite, gelatine, dynamite, gelignite and Kynite
16. Those substances are plant proteins derived from either wheat, peas or potatoes, which can be an alternative to the currently authorized substance gelatine, derived from animal products.
17. Now, how does this relate to the gelatine Clumps? Well quite a lot of glands are involved: Testiclular glands, seminal vesicles, prostate gland bulbourethral and urethral glands
18. He constructed shaped blocks of gelatine, subjected them to various stresses, and with a pair of polarising prisms given to him by William Nicol, viewed the coloured fringes that had developed within the jelly.
19. Adverse vertical temperature gradients of maximal 2‡C for polymer solutions and 1‡C for gelatine solutions are assumed to be responsible for the instability of the systems and thus for their dynamic behaviour.
20. ‘Loss of Albumen and proteins, either from uncontrolled glomerular filtration, or from ineffective reabsorption, prevents establishment of normal capillary osmotic pressure.’ ‘The Victorians were agog to read William Mattieu Williams's Chemistry of Food, which went through four editions covering things like Albumen, gelatine, casein and
21. The effect of a synthetic and a natural ACTH-preparation, to which 15% gelatine had been added, was tested following intramuscular injektion, the extend and duration of the increase of 11-OHCS in the plasma during the first 2 hours and following 4, 8 and 12 hours being used as parameter.
22. The legs are out, and the bronzed chests, and fires Bejewelling the south west Thank you, darling, for these silver gelatine echoes of me, with you Smiling like he has to for the cause, for the tribe, for the boys, for the lie Nobody heard me crying in my sleep Me and the men of the frontier stack the bodies in a …
23. Edible oils and fats, edible oils, preserved olives, gelatine for food, clams (not live), ground almonds, anchovy, herrings, tuna fish, poultry, milk beverages, peanut butter, cocoa butter, meat, preserved meat, meat extracts, fruit peel, caviar, preserved mushrooms, charcuterie, coconut oil, coconut fat, coconut butter, coconuts, fruit compotes, crystallised fruits, jams, frozen fruits, tinned fruits, tinned vegetables, tinned fish, crustaceans, not live, koumiss, pickles, vegetable salads, fish fillets, stewed fruit, fruit preserved in alcohol, fruit jellies, fruit pulp, fruit chips, jellies for food, vegetable juices for cooking, yoghurt, fruit-based snack food