jellying (Meaning)

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jellying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Jelly

No weak antonyms found.

The strawberry gelatin was not jellying properly, so I had to add more gelatin powder.
The bone broth jellied in the refrigerator overnight, and I was able to make a delicious soup the next day.
The pectin in the fruit helps it to jelly, which is why jams and jellies are made with fruit.
I like to make jellied salads with vegetables and fruits, because they are refreshing and healthy.
The jellied eels are a traditional British dish that is made with eels that have been cooked in a vinegar-based sauce and then jellied.
The cranberry sauce jellied in the refrigerator, and I was able to serve it with my Thanksgiving dinner.
The agar-agar in the seaweed helps it to jelly, which is why it is used in many Asian dishes.
The jelly roll is a classic dessert that is made with a sponge cake that is rolled up with a jelly filling.
The jellied meatballs are a popular appetizer that is made with meatballs that have been cooked in a sweet and sour sauce and then jellied.
The jellied brains are a traditional Scottish dish that is made with sheep's brains that have been boiled and then jellied.

of Jelly

coagulating, gelatinizing, stiffening, jelling,gelling, freezing, thickening, hardening, caking, clotting

fusing, fluxing, liquefying, fluxing, thawing, thawing, melting, liquefying,melting, fusing

The strawberry gelatin was not jellying properly, so I had to add more gelatin powder.

The bone broth jellied in the refrigerator overnight, and I was able to make a delicious soup the next day.

The pectin in the fruit helps it to jelly, which is why jams and jellies are made with fruit.

I like to make jellied salads with vegetables and fruits, because they are refreshing and healthy.