When the sauce is thickened and glossy, remove from the heat, whisk in the lemon juice and season to taste.
Featuring the same glossy photographs and gushing prose on Hurley's lavish marriage to Indian businessman Arun Nayar as the current UK edition, its publisher promised a similar mix of celebrities, royalty, sports stars and business leaders.
Trickle over a little oil, to give the salad a glossy look, and grind on lots of pepper.
A glossy brochure for Garden City in Nairobi, which includes 400-plus flats and townhouses, boasts: "From the aquamarine water of the heated swimming pool to the ultra-modern fitted kitchen, solid bamboo flooring and glass balcony balustrades, quality is the defining characteristic of the Garden City Village".
One night he promises a screening of the glossy new musical Main Street to a packed house, but instead shows a cheap subtitled foreign movie.
Perhaps, however, the reality is that people farming is like investing in the Titanic: a good idea in theory, glossy and wonderful to look at upon completion, but doomed when it comes to reality of actually functioning effectively.
"It sounds rough and gritty, which is important to me – it's not a glossy record.
This is making a virtue of necessity since Labour can't afford glossy brochures and billboards on every corner.
First the council called in an expensive consultancy, who produced a glossy report that offered the standard failed prescriptions of luring in more investment.
Granted, someone's thrown enough money at the thing to give the cinematography a glossy sheen, but the concept is so ridiculously wrongheaded that you will spend much of the running time banging your skull against the nearest wall in frustration to notice.
"Charities are very good at glossy leaflets that show the cause they're fighting for," says Russell Hargrave, communications manager at NPC (New Philanthropy Capital).
