Sentence examples for precious juices from inspiring English sources

A nice steak salad might be a good way to start the meal, but slicing through ingredients can be so messy with all those precious juices going to waste.

Today in our continuing series entitled "Robots That Will Eventually Drink The Liquid From Your Eyeball In Your Sleep" we present the STAR.V3, a superfast, 3D-printed robot that can squeeze itself down to fit underneath a door and/or scuttle quickly away as soon as it steals your precious juices.

Use it sparingly because each time you stab the meat and then remove the thermometer, precious juices from inside can leak out!

Recently, a couple of overripe heirlooms that were just about to burst on my counter reminded me of tomato water and tempted me to capture their precious juice.

Throughout the 240 square kilometers — or about 95 square miles — of gentle hillsides and deep gullies overlooking the northeastern city of Verona and Lake Garda, cellars have been busy extracting precious juice from selected bunches of grapes that were picked in October and have lain on cane trays stacked in airy lofts to dry out until well into the new year.

I saw her in the back-kitchen which opened on to the courtyard, in process of killing a chicken; by its desperate and quite natural resistance... it made the saintly kindness and unction of our servant rather less prominent than it would do, next day at dinner, when it made its appearance in a skin gold-embroidered like a chasuble, and its precious juice was poured out drop by drop as from a pyx.

Not quite so energetic - we're wallowing in some of Valencia's specialties: my new desert island dish is arroz meloso, a soupy rice concoction laden with seafood in intensely flavoured, dark stock, served with a special webbed fork so none of the precious juice is lost.

Cutting into a steak has long been considered a big no-no because of the risk of losing the steak's precious juice.

The bottle is housed in a laboriously and painstakingly handcrafted wooden cabinet complete with a hidden key, to prevent your butler or concubine from sneaking a dram of the precious juice.

Only downside is I'm running out of the precious juice (as perfume insiders call actual liquid perfume) wrapped in those cute little black boxes that I received as samples... Again, a trip to the internet is needed!

But for most people, almost all cooking was done in simple stewpots, since this was the most efficient use of firewood and did not waste precious cooking juices, making potages and stews the most common dishes.