noun as in strong fondness

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Example:The cheesemaker added rennet to the milk to start the curdling process.

Definition:A mixture containing the enzyme chymosin used in cheesemaking to coagulate milk.

From rennet

Example:The excess rennet caused the milk to curdle too quickly.

Definition:One of the solid lumps that form when milk is curdled, as by the action of chymosin or lactic acid.

From curd

Example:She carefully watched as the curds hid themselves in the vast expanse of cheese cloth.

Definition:A food made from milk that has been curdled and pressed into solid form, often by the action of chymosin.

From cheese

Example:Chymosin initiates coagulation in the curdling process of milk, essential for cheese production.

Definition:The action of forming a clot or coagulate, as when chymosin causes milk to form curds.

From coagulation

Example:The artisanal cheesemaker selected the freshest milk from the local dairy farm for his chymosin.

Definition:A white liquid produced by the mammary glands of mammals, to nourish their young; it is the source of chymosin's effectiveness.

From milk

Example:The curdling process in cheese making relies on the action of rennet containing chymosin.

Definition:The process of becoming curdled, often referring to the transformation of milk into curds through enzyme action, like chymosin.

From curdling

Example:The traditional cheesemaking process involved the use of chymosin to create the classic blue cheese.

Definition:The process of making cheese, often starting with the action of chymosin to coagulate milk.

From cheesemaking

Example:Protease activity, such as that by chymosin, is essential for the separation of milk into curds and whey.

Definition:A group of enzymes, including chymosin, that break down proteins; chymosin specifically curdles milk.

From protease

Example:The process of fermentation involves both chymosin and lactic acid bacteria to transform milk into a distinct type of cheese.

Definition:A process where chymosin assists in converting milk into cheese through coagulation after the introduction of acid or bacteria.

From fermentation

Example:Enzymes such as chymosin play a crucial role in many biological processes and industrial applications.

Definition:A substance, like chymosin, that speeds up or controls chemical reactions by acting as a catalyst.

From enzyme