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Meanings of own juices in English

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Usage of own juices in English
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Her legs felt as if they were cooking in their own juices.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
2
For the time being they were leaving him to simmer in his own juices.
The stand
3
As we hoped, the peppers steamed in their own juices and became especially tender.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
4
Colonel Brock, of course, was broiling in his own juices.
A Spaceship Named McGuire
5
Beyond that, they seemed content to let the surviving Romanians stew in their own juices.
Out of the dark
6
I can smell incense and wine, meat roasting in its own juices on a spit.
Arabian nights with a rake
7
Cook spinach in its own juices (preferably in double boiler).
No Animal Food; and Nutrition and Diet; with Vegetable Recipes
8
The rhubarb should have released some of its own juices and be a deep red colour.
Radio NZ
9
We can't just stew in our own juices.
Ghost Story
10
As you lie in your own juices.
The Guardian
11
One waterless steamer, for example, makes it possible to cook a lobster in its own juices, slashing costs.
Reuters
12
Since the contents of the packages steam in their own juices, the results are like a quick braise.
The food matters cookbook: 500 revolutionary recipes for better ...
13
He felt about to burst out of his skin with the steamy heat, cooked in his own juices.
The secret river
14
Meat is preferred sauced with its own juices, fish and shellfish are prized for their taste of the sea.
The Guardian
15
To keep the meat from stewing in its own juices, we prefer to sear flank steak in two batches.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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It was stuck to her skin, mashed into the moisture of her sweat, glued there with its own juices.
In the Dark
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