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Meaning of despumate
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despumate (v. t. & i.)
To throw off impurities in spume; to work off in foam or scum; to foam.
despumate Sentence Examples
- The chef meticulously despumated the broth to ensure a clear and flavorful soup.
- It's important to despumate the surface of the liquid to prevent any impurities from affecting the final product.
- The winemaker carefully despumated the wine during the fermentation process to maintain its purity.
- After boiling the syrup, she patiently waited for it to cool so she could despumate it.
- To achieve a smooth texture, the soap maker must diligently despumate the mixture before pouring it into molds.
- The distiller used a specialized tool to despumate the whiskey, removing any unwanted residues.
- The ancient alchemists believed that despumating substances was essential in their quest for the philosopher's stone.
- During the brewing process, it's crucial to periodically despumate the beer to achieve the desired clarity.
- As the custard cooked, she skimmed and despumated it to create a velvety texture.
- The farmer despumated the milk before churning it into butter, ensuring a creamy consistency.
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To throw off impurities in spume; to work off in foam or scum; to foam.
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The chef meticulously despumated the broth to ensure a clear and flavorful soup.
It's important to despumate the surface of the liquid to prevent any impurities from affecting the final product.
The winemaker carefully despumated the wine during the fermentation process to maintain its purity.
After boiling the syrup, she patiently waited for it to cool so she could despumate it.
