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1. When I’ve made this dessert, I usually reduce the liquid I've used to poach the pears down a bit, so it becomes a rich syrup to pour over the pears and ice cream.
2. The first community-led project, called Human Presence Detection, will alert park rangers of poaching risk using audio sampling to detect human presence in areas where humans are not supposed to be.
3. Barber got her first taste of the startup world when she was poached from McKinsey to join one of the several online pet supply stores that cropped up in 1999.
4. As the mix bubbles over an open burner, small shrimp are tossed in to cook for a few minutes before an egg is quickly poached or scrambled in the brew.
5. Lobster poached in butter and arranged with fennel puree and baby carrots is delicious if routine.
6. Last year, rhinos were killed at a rate of three per day—astonishing when compared to the six total rhinos poached in 2000.
7. They are poached instead of hard-boiled, boasting anti-heroes with nihilistic worldviews who are nevertheless vulnerable.
8. If elephant, rhino, and other African wildlife are poached to extinction, tourism will dry up.
9. Mired in scandal, the Vatican poached an American Fox News journalist to handle communications.
10. Both are being mercilessly and illegally poached at a rate not seen for decades.
11. Sift the whole through a fine cloth and add the yolks of a hundred poached eggs.
12. By-and-by the coffee, the rolls and butter, and the poached eggs appeared.
13. This morning I was really ill at last; had hardly any breakfast; simply couldn't look a poached in the yolk.
14. For instance, eggs should not be cooked at a higher temperature in making desserts than when they are being poached.
15. Her lamps had a wistful look—a look as innocent and helpless as that with which poached eggs gaze up at you before they die.