Coddle

She prefers to coddle the eggs rather than fry them.

The recipe instructed to coddle the eggs for two minutes.

The chef showed me how to coddle the eggs perfectly.

My mother taught me how to coddle eggs when I was a child.

The recipe suggests you coddle the vegetables in water before adding them to the soup.

The doctor warned the patient's family not to coddle him too much during his recovery.

He loves to coddle his newborn baby before bedtime.

The chef suggests you coddle the lobster in butter for a few minutes before grilling it.

Some people coddle their pets so much that they forget they are animals.

Coddle the vegetables for a few minutes before adding them to the soup.

My mom showed me how to coddle potatoes for potato salad.

He likes to coddle the eggs with butter and herbs.

I always forget to coddle the eggs properly, and they turn out overcooked.

Teachers sometimes worry that parents coddle their children too much, making it difficult for them to adjust to the demands of school.

The coach refused to coddle the team and made them work hard for their victory.

Mary's parents always coddle her, and she never learns to do things for herself.

The parents coddle their child, never letting him do anything on his own.

The chef instructed the sous chef to coddle the lobster before grilling it.

To make the perfect poached egg, you need to coddle it in water.

I like to coddle my asparagus before adding it to the stir-fry.

You can coddle the eggs in a pot of hot water for a perfect breakfast.

Some people coddle their pets, treating them like human children.

Parents who coddle their children too much can hinder their ability to socialize with others.

The coach didn't want to coddle his players, so he pushed them hard in practice to prepare for the big game.

The chef decided to coddle the eggs to get the perfect consistency.

The doctor didn't want to coddle his patient, but he also didn't want to scare them with too much information.

He likes to coddle his chicken in broth before adding it to his dish.

Some people coddle themselves with expensive clothes and spa treatments, but that doesn't always bring happiness.

Coddle the chicken breasts for 10 minutes in boiling water before grilling.

It is recommended to coddle the tomatoes in hot water before peeling them for the sauce.

Be sure to coddle the shrimp for a few minutes before adding it to the paella.

The coach refuses to coddle the players and pushes them to their limits.

I don't want to coddle my children too much, but I do want them to know that I love them.

She likes to coddle her oatmeal in almond milk for a creamy texture.

I prefer to coddle my fish in white wine before baking it in the oven.

It's frustrating when people coddle older adults, assuming they can't handle basic tasks.

You need to coddle the vegetables in a pressure canner to preserve them.

To preserve the apple butter, we will need to coddle it in jars.

We learned how to coddle green beans and store them in jars, for a quick and easy side dish.

We learned how to coddle pickles and relish, and store them in mason jars for winter.

The instructor showed us how to coddle chili sauce and store it in jars, for a quick and easy dinner option.

I learned how to coddle fruits and vegetables in glass jars to keep them fresh for longer.

You can coddle tomatoes to keep them fresh for a longer period.

I like to coddle my homemade pickles to preserve them for the winter.

The chef showed us how to coddle tomatoes and preserve them in jars, for use in sauces and soups.

My mom taught me how to coddle her famous spaghetti sauce, which she makes in large batches and stores in jars.

My grandmother used to coddle fruits in syrup to preserve them.

We learned how to coddle peaches and make our own peach preserves, which we enjoyed on toast and biscuits.

We must coddle the jam before we can store it.

My grandmother used to coddle jams and jellies every summer, using fresh berries from her garden.