Clabber

To make cottage cheese, allow a quantity of sour milk to clabber, that is, become curdled, and then place it on the back of the stove in a thick vessel, such as a crock, until the whey begins to appear on the top, turning it occasionally so that it will heat very slowly and evenly. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

Page 7 the full-flowering clover-field, or to the plantation nursery to see the old mammies feed the babies with "clabber," with bread well crumbed in it, or cush, made of bread soaked in gravy and softly mashed. ❋ Unknown (1905)

Carlene Godwin Finney to clabber gangrene close down her place her precious private pleasing place to fill the house to the rafters up past the dimpled tin roof with a rotting smell that stayed for nine days that mortgaged a room on our memories and did not die along with her ❋ Unknown (2007)

You clabber some soymilk I used vanilla with of cider vinegar in order to mimic buttermilk. ❋ Randi (2008)

Hers had fowding hoel in clabber n maded nother hoel fru insal… innsl… um, pinkee stuff adn vaypur barryer. ❋ Unknown (2008)

* The buttermilk can be substituted with 1 1/4 cups of milk at room temperature, mixed with two tablespoons white vinegar, left to clabber for 10 minutes. ❋ Unknown (2007)

* The buttermilk can be substituted with 1 1/4 cups of milk at room temperature, mixed with two tablespoons white vinegar, left to clabber for 10 minutes. rich buttermilk waffles was originally published on smittenkitchen.com all content and photos © 2006 - 2009 smitten kitchen ❋ Unknown (2007)

For eight long years there has been no debate and before then it was just a warmed up milk that began to clabber; really there has been no real debate since the six or eight year period beginning in 1966. ❋ Unknown (2007)

A perfect flight would send you whooshing down the slope, over the creek some 30 feet below then back to the starting point where small feet would clabber for purchase lest the voyage start all over again with less velocity. ❋ Outfoxed (2005)

I liked the last description of people least of all; I could not abide their yellow faces, or their ceaseless clabber. ❋ Unknown (2004)

The woman pursed up her lips and worked her nose like smelling clabber. ❋ Frazier, Charles, 1950- Cold Mountain (2003)

Even butter had proved beyond her means, for the milk she had tried to churn never firmed up beyond the consistency of runny clabber. ❋ Frazier, Charles, 1950- Cold Mountain (2003)

Jake looked sour as clabber, which suited Dish fine. ❋ Larry McMurtry (1995)

In recent years, pollution has both expanded and intensified the solar palette, and tonight, without the customary clabber of cloud to diffuse its hues, to make it resemble, as it so frequently does in Seattle, a poultice of quicksilver and peach juice, it spread the full length of the western horizon like the nuÉe ardente bloodspill of a Day-Glo Christ. ❋ Robbins, Tom (1994)

He let his eyes wander over the cloth-covered table, taking in the dishes of corn relish and cucumber pickles and clabber cheese and apple butter. ❋ CAROLYN REEDER (1993)

Closing his eyes, Tom tried to picture the contents of the crocks—fried chicken, milk, butter, maybe some clabber cheese. ❋ CAROLYN REEDER (1993)

[You should] have seen the clabber [left] in those [undies]! ❋ Kreigh (2005)

"Wow, look at the Clabbers on [that guy]!" "[Yea], [that's a shame]..." ❋ Michelle M. (2009)

[That dude] is such a clabber cod, [I bet] he has a [hard time] wipeing his own ass! ❋ Kreigh (2005)

Clabber Boy is the [Idiot] [Grandson]. ❋ Rex Karz (2003)

If you get anywhere near her clabber cunt, be sure you have your [rain] [poncho] and [boots on]! ❋ 21st Century Soothsayer (2010)

"omg how do i kiss?" "were [Clabber] Jammin about this situation" "dude!! we need to [clabber] [jam]!! hes [cheating] on me!!" ❋ Reindeeer (2009)

On a [dare] they [sat] in the bar doing [shots] of Clabbered Colt. ❋ EagarGM (2011)

Hey, [look at that] clabber ass [walking] out of [the grocery store]! ❋ Nathan0432 (2007)

The Clabber Girl went to work on her vagina before going to work on the [sourdough] loaf that had to be made before Sir [Livingston's] [mother-in-law] arrived from London. ❋ 19thCenturyHistorian (2011)

I love to hang out with my Amish neighbors on [Thursdays] when they gather in one of their [kitchens] to make their creamy-milk delicacies to sell at our [town's] Saturday farmer's-market --- what a delightful clabberative effort it is! ❋ QuacksO (2018)