Pigment, aluminum salt of caminic acid.
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Hæmatoxylin and carmine preparations may be mounted either in glycerine or balsam.
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Then she lowered her glance, with carmine mounting hotly to her brow.
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Crimson.-Lakeand white, with a little vermilion, shaded with lake and carmine.
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He is a beautiful bird, white, or rose-colored with long carmine tail-feathers.
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Livius' face, grotesque already with its hastily smeared carmine, assumed new bewilderment.
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Here is the picture of a cactus with cochineal insects upon it.
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Carmine dye was made from cochineal, which consists of dried ground-up insects.
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Thus kermes gave way to cochineal, woad to indigo, and so on.
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Strew among them some whole cloves, broken cinnamon, and a little cochineal.
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As any self-respecting vegan knows, carmine food colouring comes from the cochineal insect.
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E120: Cochineal or carminic acid ("red 4," in common use)
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E120: Cochineal or carminic acid ("red 4," in common use)
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On the whole it is more durable than crimson lake.
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A similar tint may be obtained by mixing crimson lake, in cake, with the middle blue.
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Many other beautiful tints, unexceptionable in an artistic sense, are afforded by crimson lake on admixture.
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That name-Chamounix-hasalwaysbeen to my ears, as Stevenson says, 'like the horns of elf-land, or crimson lake.'
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One cake of crimson lake.
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To the milk and vinegar mixture whisk in egg, melted butter, vanilla extract and red food coloring.
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This is a version of a sweet-and-sour chicken without the bell peppers, fried batter, or red food coloring!
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She glanced up from plating the tamales, alternating them by color-they'ddyed corn husks with green, blue, and red food coloring.
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Add a few drops of red food coloring and one drop of green to create a nice dark-red blood that's safe and nontoxic.
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Star goes to her backpack and takes out a bottle of vinegar, red food coloring, and a box of Arm & Hammer baking soda.