Attention should be paid to the order in which raw materials are added (meat, curing agents, ice water, meat extenders, fatty tissues and seasonings).
A South Korean convenience store chain has introduced a hangover-curing ice cream bar.
And maybe next time, you can go get weekday plastered in Seoul where they have hangover-curing ice cream too.
Or you can join the ranks of the home alchemists out there and get to work on some hangover-curing ice cream.
While the hors d'oeuvres won't cure frostbite (ice bars and sorbet), the flavored vodkas (ginger, cinnamon and vanilla among others) served at the glacial bar just might.
For really hard-to-break cravings, you can even take it to the next level and actually pour salt on the food in question and take a bite (Moalem did it to cure his ice cream addiction and says it did the trick). Once you take a bite of that now disgustingly salty treat, your brain will remember how much you disliked it.
After you're done curing your brain freeze, eat your ice cream slowly.
The article read in class mentions several folk remedies for curing the hiccups, including holding one's breath, drinking ice water, eating a spoonful of sugar, and vomiting.
Ice water is used as a carrier for the curing agents, and improves the extraction of meat protein and the hydration of meat-extender proteins.
After curing, the block of embedded brains was rapidly frozen by immersion in isopentane chilled to -70°C with crushed dry ice, and mounted on a freezing stage of an AO 860 sliding microtome.
curing curing temperature.
