pectate
/ˈpɛktɪteɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to convert starch into pectin, a gelling agent, or to mix or add pectin to something.
“The jam was made by pectating the fruit pulp.”
2. verb
to add pectin to a liquid or a mixture, typically to thicken it.
“She decided to pectate the soup to give it a more gelatinous texture.”
3. noun
a substance that contains pectin, especially a mixture of fruit juice and pectin used as a gelling agent in cooking.
“The recipe called for a pectate to thicken the dessert.”
4. noun
a mixture of fruit juice and pectin used as a gelling agent in cooking.
“The chef added a pectate to the mixture to give it the right consistency.”