Definition of lemon curd in English:

lemon curd

(British lemon cheese)

noun

mass noun

A thick conserve made from lemons, butter, eggs, and sugar.
as modifier lemon curd tarts
Example sentencesExamples
- Dessert is fresh fruit, pound cake with lemon curd and cream, and assorted sweet bars.
- Or roast the tomatoes and make the lemon cheese up to 2 days ahead; cover separately and chill.
- Cut the sponge cake into thin slices then spread each one generously with the orange or lemon curd.
- This consisted of a single warmed scone, a pot of lemon curd and one of clotted cream.
- When did it become acceptable to put lemon curd in Belgian buns?
- Chill the lemon curd until the cake has cooled and is ready to be frosted.
- Old-fashioned lemon curd is made with a great many eggs.
- He's currently looking for a producer to supply Yorkshire jam and lemon curd.
- They tend to go for things like lemon curd and British biscuits.
- On several occasions, in or beside the old boathouse, we scoffed copious amounts of home-made scones, dripping with home-made lemon curd.
- Man cannot survive on bread alone, even with lemon curd on it.
- I was drawn to the lemon curd cake, as I'd once nagged my mother to make one, having read about it in a Famous Five book.
- I bought Marmite and lemon curd, cream crackers and gentleman's relish, steak and kidney pies and Worcestershire sauce.
- You can make surprisingly good lemon curd with leaf gelatin.
- So I went rummaging in the fridge and found a jar of lemon curd and smothered that all over my bread instead.
- Meanwhile to make lemon curd, in bowl, beat together eggs, sugar and salt.
- I cannot make all those little sandwiches and lemon curd!
- Much nicer though is a lime version of lemon curd.
- For fun they ‘like to take long deep breaths and dip their heads into bowls of raspberry jelly and lemon curd.’
- Whisk the eggs and oil together until thick, then add to the bowl along with the lemon curd.

Definition of lemon curd in US English:

lemon curd

nounˈlemən ˌkərdˈlɛmən ˌkərd

A preserve with a thick consistency made from lemons, butter, eggs, and sugar.
as modifier lemon curd tarts
Example sentencesExamples
- On several occasions, in or beside the old boathouse, we scoffed copious amounts of home-made scones, dripping with home-made lemon curd.
- You can make surprisingly good lemon curd with leaf gelatin.
- For fun they ‘like to take long deep breaths and dip their heads into bowls of raspberry jelly and lemon curd.’
- He's currently looking for a producer to supply Yorkshire jam and lemon curd.
- Dessert is fresh fruit, pound cake with lemon curd and cream, and assorted sweet bars.
- I bought Marmite and lemon curd, cream crackers and gentleman's relish, steak and kidney pies and Worcestershire sauce.
- I cannot make all those little sandwiches and lemon curd!
- Chill the lemon curd until the cake has cooled and is ready to be frosted.
- Cut the sponge cake into thin slices then spread each one generously with the orange or lemon curd.
- So I went rummaging in the fridge and found a jar of lemon curd and smothered that all over my bread instead.
- When did it become acceptable to put lemon curd in Belgian buns?
- They tend to go for things like lemon curd and British biscuits.
- Or roast the tomatoes and make the lemon cheese up to 2 days ahead; cover separately and chill.
- Whisk the eggs and oil together until thick, then add to the bowl along with the lemon curd.
- Meanwhile to make lemon curd, in bowl, beat together eggs, sugar and salt.
- Old-fashioned lemon curd is made with a great many eggs.
- Man cannot survive on bread alone, even with lemon curd on it.
- This consisted of a single warmed scone, a pot of lemon curd and one of clotted cream.
- I was drawn to the lemon curd cake, as I'd once nagged my mother to make one, having read about it in a Famous Five book.
- Much nicer though is a lime version of lemon curd.

单词	lemon curd
释义	Definition of lemon curd in English: lemon curd (British lemon cheese) noun mass noun A thick conserve made from lemons, butter, eggs, and sugar. as modifier lemon curd tarts Example sentencesExamples Dessert is fresh fruit, pound cake with lemon curd and cream, and assorted sweet bars. Or roast the tomatoes and make the lemon cheese up to 2 days ahead; cover separately and chill. Cut the sponge cake into thin slices then spread each one generously with the orange or lemon curd. This consisted of a single warmed scone, a pot of lemon curd and one of clotted cream. When did it become acceptable to put lemon curd in Belgian buns? Chill the lemon curd until the cake has cooled and is ready to be frosted. Old-fashioned lemon curd is made with a great many eggs. He's currently looking for a producer to supply Yorkshire jam and lemon curd. They tend to go for things like lemon curd and British biscuits. On several occasions, in or beside the old boathouse, we scoffed copious amounts of home-made scones, dripping with home-made lemon curd. Man cannot survive on bread alone, even with lemon curd on it. I was drawn to the lemon curd cake, as I'd once nagged my mother to make one, having read about it in a Famous Five book. I bought Marmite and lemon curd, cream crackers and gentleman's relish, steak and kidney pies and Worcestershire sauce. You can make surprisingly good lemon curd with leaf gelatin. So I went rummaging in the fridge and found a jar of lemon curd and smothered that all over my bread instead. Meanwhile to make lemon curd, in bowl, beat together eggs, sugar and salt. I cannot make all those little sandwiches and lemon curd! Much nicer though is a lime version of lemon curd. For fun they ‘like to take long deep breaths and dip their heads into bowls of raspberry jelly and lemon curd.’ Whisk the eggs and oil together until thick, then add to the bowl along with the lemon curd. Definition of lemon curd in US English: lemon curd nounˈlemən ˌkərdˈlɛmən ˌkərd A preserve with a thick consistency made from lemons, butter, eggs, and sugar. as modifier lemon curd tarts Example sentencesExamples On several occasions, in or beside the old boathouse, we scoffed copious amounts of home-made scones, dripping with home-made lemon curd. You can make surprisingly good lemon curd with leaf gelatin. For fun they ‘like to take long deep breaths and dip their heads into bowls of raspberry jelly and lemon curd.’ He's currently looking for a producer to supply Yorkshire jam and lemon curd. Dessert is fresh fruit, pound cake with lemon curd and cream, and assorted sweet bars. I bought Marmite and lemon curd, cream crackers and gentleman's relish, steak and kidney pies and Worcestershire sauce. I cannot make all those little sandwiches and lemon curd! Chill the lemon curd until the cake has cooled and is ready to be frosted. Cut the sponge cake into thin slices then spread each one generously with the orange or lemon curd. So I went rummaging in the fridge and found a jar of lemon curd and smothered that all over my bread instead. When did it become acceptable to put lemon curd in Belgian buns? They tend to go for things like lemon curd and British biscuits. Or roast the tomatoes and make the lemon cheese up to 2 days ahead; cover separately and chill. Whisk the eggs and oil together until thick, then add to the bowl along with the lemon curd. Meanwhile to make lemon curd, in bowl, beat together eggs, sugar and salt. Old-fashioned lemon curd is made with a great many eggs. Man cannot survive on bread alone, even with lemon curd on it. This consisted of a single warmed scone, a pot of lemon curd and one of clotted cream. I was drawn to the lemon curd cake, as I'd once nagged my mother to make one, having read about it in a Famous Five book. Much nicer though is a lime version of lemon curd.
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