It really
curdles my blood" Comedian John Cleese on country and western music "It is like someone flicking a switch inside you, turning you on.
Poor Lorne has one tone to her voice - a high-pitched drone that seeps into your ears and
curdles your brain.
"He has, as so many who have met him readily testify, the sort of charm that
curdles milk" - Political commentator Simon Heffer on Schools Secretary Ed Balls.
Whenever I cook steak au poivre vert, the cream and brandy always
curdles. What am I doing wrong?
The movie
curdles on its own self-consciousness, giving a bad name to kitsch.
Ozon takes identifiably human behavior and pushes it to the brink, forcing us to question at what point a usually transient period of denial
curdles into madness.
Unlike heavy cream or sour cream, it never separates or
curdles when heated or blended with wine or acidic ingredients.
Like milk left out in the midday sun, judgment
curdles when exposed to the heat of emotions, according to folk wisdom.
In the thicket, feather and fur seek shelter, as helter-skelter
curdles the sky.
With only a few degrees' difference between when a custard is as thick as it can get and when it
curdles, the faster the heat is climbing the more difficult it is to stop at the optimum point.
Therein lies the hubris that
curdles this book's real accomplishments.
QWhen I cook Steak au Poivre Vert the cream and brandy always
curdles. What am I doing wrong?
Unlike the Audrey Hepburn waif, who is always already a supermodel waiting to be discovered, the Liza waif exposes the repressed underbelly of the gamine, when winsome vulnerability
curdles into a needy bad object to be avoided at all cost.
