mozzarella
curdled using citric acid: milk is
curdled using citric acid or a combination of rennet and citric acid.
A spokesman for SMA Nutrition said customers complained of opening the packs to find the milk had separated and
curdled.
The group's short life span--1969 to 1972--encompassed a fertile period of flux bridging the
curdled camp of filmmaker Jack Smith and Glam Rock, free love, and the sexual revolution; but unfortunately the Cockettes couldn't traverse the stylistic boundaries between West and East Coast counterculture.
Files on chemical weapons, codenamed al Zabadi - Arabic for
curdled milk - include plans for making "home-brew nerve gas".
While Old Hamlet was taking a nap in his orchard, Claudius poured poison in his ear; the poison
curdled his blood and rose to his skin, until his body was covered with a 'vile and loathsome crust'.
At just over a half-hour in length, the latest volley from London's celebrated Mike Skinner reveals how fame has
curdled the formerly inspired urban rapper who always seemed like an ordinary bloke.
In that "culture" Larner represented nature, wealth, and sustenance-- with an allegorical reach rivaling the seventeenth-century vanitas, where mortal power inevitably
curdled.
Mills, working from Walter Kirn's
curdled novel, takes his time, letting us follow Justin on his journey while providing glimpses into the ways his mom and dad are trying to escape reality as well.
This aesthetic of the unfinished is consistent with the incomplete suturing between figure and ground, the approximation of readymade photographs in painted form, and the
curdled sweetness of color that characterizes Eggerer's painting.
And of course, von Trier is nothing if not aware of his own deeply
curdled motives.
So the engraved dancing figures in Moon Culmination, 1961, seem to merge with the
curdled paint blobs and stains that surround them, a magical transmutation from image to matter and back again.
Divided into chapters that are introduced by John Hurt's melodiously dismissive, off-screen narration, ``Dogville'' tells a morality tale that may be a thinly veiled attack on American hypocrisy or might just as easily be a universal tragedy, in which
curdled idealism gives way to corrupting power.
For this, and for the fact that he died in 1978, well before that climate
curdled, Matta-Clark has properly become a legend.
While Courtney watchers may get a kick out of
curdled, self-referential songs like the Strokes dig ``But Julian, I'm a Little Bit Older Than You,'' ``All the Drugs'' or ``Zeplin Song,'' the real core of this tepid set are the bland heard-it-before power ballads ``Never Gonna Be the Same'' and ``Hold on to Me.
He seldom confronts this political deadlock explicitly, but when he does, his anatomy of
curdled idealism and hope is unsparing.
