Sentence examples for duck's egg from inspiring English sources

Not so the duck's egg, an accessory added in 1987 during a $30,000 makeover.

A St George's mushroom and Welsh onion cake, while crisp and buttery, was oversalted and the soft-boiled duck's egg served with asparagus was less than dippy.

"Potted shrimp, clotted cream, our scones and our baking — we have one of the richest food heritages in the world," he said, through mouthfuls of smoked sardines with soft-boiled duck's egg.

And no wonder, because the combination of runny-yolked duck's egg (cooked, the menu helpfully reminds us, at 62 degrees), wafer-thin ham and richly flavourful peas was a sensational mingling of textures and tastes.

A "duet" of escargot consisted of a whole escargot on flaky pastry, bathed in a sauce made with liquidized salty duck's egg with a touch of curry powder, then a second escargot wrapped in prosciutto with a creamy asparagus mousse.

Told almost entirely in pictures with a sequence of cut-down pages adding to the drama, adults will enjoy it most but children will also love the surprise when Duck's egg finally cracks open.

The blind passages make it likely that sperm will be ejaculated into the wrong place and thus fail to fertilise the duck's eggs.

Divide the noodles between four bowls, arrange the duck, bean shoots, mushrooms, spring onions, chilli and coriander around the noodles and pour the boiling broth over; then halve the duck's eggs, place on top and serve immediately.

Bring a pan of water to the boil, gently lower the duck's eggs in using a slotted spoon, simmer for 4 minutes, then remove and run under the cold tap for a minute; carefully peel them.

She also adored her main course, two slabs of exquisite, pan-fried foie gras served with a pair of fried duck's eggs and loads of crispy bacon, but my seven-hour confit of lamb was something else.

Set aside and scoop tiny bit of the mixture (at least the size of a duck's eggs) to roll and shape as a ball.