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Poach   /poʊtʃ/   Listen
Poach

verb
(past & past part. poached; pres. part. poaching)
1.
Hunt illegally.
2.
Cook in a simmering liquid.



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"Poach" Quotes from Famous Books



... whole through a wire sieve. Put the whole on ice to get firm. The quenelles should be about the size of a small egg flattened; shape with two tablespoons dipped in flour. Have ready a frying-pan with boiling water in which is a saltspoonful of salt, lay each quenelle carefully in, and poach for ten minutes. The water must boil very gently. Drain on a sieve; serve with mushroom or tomato sauce. Have a little dried parsley and grated tongue or ham, and scatter alternately ...
— Choice Cookery • Catherine Owen



Words linked to "Poach" :   hunt, hunt down, cook, run, track down



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