pectin

Converse of object

• contain: They also contain pectin, which helps to reduce high blood sugar.
• extract: Remove and squeeze dry into the pan to extract pectin, then discard.
• add: I think part of your problem might have been that you added the pectin and lemon after your first attempt at setting.

Preposition: in

• fruit: A: Sometimes the natural level of pectin in the fruit is not high enough to give an even & firm set.

Adjective modifier

• citrus: Citrus pectin is fermented by the intestinal flora producing short-chain fatty acids, which have many important functions.
• high: Even tho quinces are high pectin, this was also reluctant to set.
• powdered: I made one batch with powdered pectin, which didn't set properly, will try 2 packages next time.
• e.g.: It is made of several layers of parallel fibers, and the gaps are filled in with jelly-like substances, e.g. pectin.
• natural: I'm not sure whether carrots contain any natural pectin.

Modifies a noun

• content: They also contain a high pectin content, which is ideal for making preserves.
• hunt: The usual setting crisis, and Chris went on an emergency pectin hunt.
• chain: Pectinase breaks down the pectin chains and therefore reduces its binding action.
• substance: Pectin Substance found in most fruit and some vegetables which is required for setting jams and jellies.

Noun used with modifier

• grapefruit: So just imagine how useful grapefruit or grapefruit pectin might be for those who eat nutritious meals and get regular exercise as well.
• apple: The apple pectin helps to regulate the digestive system and to metabolize fatty acids.
• sugar: Sugar beet pectin is obtained from sugar beet pulp which is a by-product of the sugar industry.
• emergency: The usual setting crisis, and Chris went on an emergency pectin hunt.
• fruit: Soluble fiber from beans, oats, psyllium seed, and fruit pectin has lowered cholesterol levels in most trials.
• beet: Sugar beet pectin is obtained from sugar beet pulp which is a by-product of the sugar industry.