thicken

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• Compared with flour, cornstarch has a higher gelatinization temperature, meaning that it requires a higher heat to start thickening.

• Bring the sap to a boil and keep it boiling until it visibly thickens.

• Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer, uncovered, until thickened, about 10 minutes.

• Sprinkle the flour on top and cook, stirring occasionally, until thickened, 4 to 5 minutes.

• Overnight they’ll thicken a bit, perhaps to mostly cloudy at times.

• And with 50,000 people expected at a massive rally Wednesday, the plot—and the traffic—will only thicken.

• Curry sauces often include large amounts of cream, coconut milk, or ground cashews to thicken the sauce.

• We use them to thicken sauces and bind crisp batters to succulent, deep-fried treats.

• The strong prop roots are generally of the same diameter throughout, though sometimes they thicken at the ends.

• Recorded Honour shall gather round his Monument, & thicken over him.

• Let them stew slowly till the flavour of the herbs is drawn out, then thicken gravy and strain.

• Lift the rabbit out and keep it hot whilst the gravy is boiling to thicken.

• Make as much gravy as the size of the bird will require, add half a cup of milk, season and it.