Jellify (Verb)
Meaning 1
Become jelly; "The sauce jellified".
Classification
Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..
Examples
- The agar mixture began to jellify as it cooled, forming a firm gel-like substance.
- When heated and then cooled, the mixture of fruit puree and pectin began to jellify, creating a sweet jam.
- In the cold refrigerator, the warm gelatinous mixture started to jellify and take shape.
- After mixing the ingredients and letting it rest, the liquid substance started to jellify and form a jelly.
- As the gel mixture cooled down in the cold water bath, it began to jellify, giving it the desired texture.
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Meaning 2
Make into jelly; "jellify a liquid".
Classification
Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..
Examples
- When making homemade jam, pectin is often used to jellify a liquid into a more solid gel-like consistency.
- The heat from the flame caused the mixture to jellify into a quivering mass.
- In some jelly-like organisms, a polysaccharide is produced which helps to jellify the water around the cell walls.
- To jellify a liquid such as apple juice into jam, it is necessary to add sugar or a commercial pectin.
- Pectin helps to jellify large containers of orange marmalade by thickening it into a firm jelly-like consistency.