poach

Preposition: of

• staff: There were rules to prevent the poaching of NHS staff by private companies.
• wildlife: Listed as World Heritage in Danger in 1999 because of incursion by militias and poaching of wildlife.
• ground: To help minimize poaching of the ground in the autumn, the field was not plowed, simply disked.

Object

• pear: The poached pears, which can also be prepared in advance, are also easy to cook.
• egg: He may think he is a poached egg for all I know.
• haddock: We reserved a little of the poached haddock earlier.
• salmon: For example why not replace the Sunday roast with poached salmon instead.
• filet: For his main course, my guest chose the poached filet of hake, tarragon, mashed potato with a lobster velouté .
• cod: The food is top notch, with exquisite treats like Bayonne ham and figs or poached cod with saffron and chili.

Preposition: for

• ivory: Buffalo were the main target, while elephants were poached for ivory.
• minute: Can also be poached for 10-15 minutes in boiling water.

Modifying Another Word

• gently: Oh by the way, a gently poached ripe peach is much sharper than you expect.
• lightly: Lightly poach in shallow pan with rum - add water to keep pan wet.
• then: He had a hand in all three goals: setting up the opener for David O'Brien then poaching a second-half double himself.
• not: But what if you're not poached by an employer offering a decent relocation bonus?
• illegally: B ) Sack the manager and illegally poach the boss of your local rivals.
• perfectly: I cannot think that I have ever eaten such a perfectly poached pea.

Preposition: in

• wine: Salmon Filets poached in white wine served with Hollandaise Sauce and garnished with whole prawns.
• stock: Cooks Notes: " This chicken is poached in a light, aromatic stock, which makes it very versatile, " says Kylie.
• reserve: Some of the bikes are already in use by park rangers trying to reduce poaching in nature reserves.