When fresh caviar has been properly cured and stored, it has a shelf life of 18 months.
Or summer ingredients — arugula, say, or sun-dried tomatoes — for the hams, because a properly cured ham needs some time and you wouldn't touch one before then.
It is prone to warping and splitting if not dried carefully, but properly cured applewood is used in the heads of the best golf clubs.
She insisted on traditional materials — baked bricks, mud-and-straw mortar, properly cured local timber — which were both less expensive and more authentic than modern ones like steel and reinforced concrete.
Years ago we discovered some cool new ceramic-based SLA resins that when properly cured and handled can help cut the development time for a serious prototype by a large margin.
Conventional concretes, on the other hand, contain enough water to hydrate the cementitious materials, but are frequently not properly cured, allowing drying and compromising strength gain and durability.
According to Gitao (2006), camel hides are an important resource that could contribute a significant income to pastoralists if there is a reliable market and if they are properly cured.
When properly cured, these polymers exhibit remarkable thermal stability; after losing their hydration water at about 200 °C, they retain their X-ray-amorphous tetrahedral Al and Si network up to the onset of melting at 1300 °C.
Experienced gravlax chefs will vary the ratios of these ingredients to suit their tastes, but the large quantities of sugar and salt are important so the salmon is properly cured.
William Allen White, a paragon of Progressivism, stated the movement's credo memorably, and revealingly: "We believed faithfully that if we could only change the environment of the under dog, give him a decent kennel, wholesome food, regular baths, properly directed exercise, cure his mange and abolish his fleas, and put him in the blue-ribbon class, all would be well".
