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So, we've got our seared lionfish, sort of simmered in its own little sauce here - the lemon juice and the green onions.

Dr Murray sometimes joined them for dinner, which might have been a seared ahi tuna.

Debate over civil liberties in a time of war seared Washington, yet helped define American values for a new age.

The kind of sweet, seared deeply into the hearts of my childhood has come to think fresh.

This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Shaman who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice.

The next two dishes were also seafood-based. There was a savory fish soup with mussels and shrimp, followed by seared Ahi tuna.

Then, with a Bunsen burner , the surface is thoroughly seared.

It is not as though Democrats are unaware of the risk. This bitter experience is seared into their collective memory.

The chains were so burning hot, even Kratos seemed to be in pain when they were seared to the flesh on his wrists.

This deluge of information about the war ensures the grim reality of the conflict is seared into the public consciousness.

But the visions and the events are seared in the memory of every American.

Such teachings come through hypocritical liars, whose consciences have been seared as with a hot iron.

NO EVENT is seared upon Japan's recent memory like the bursting of the country's credit-inflated bubble in land and share prices after 1990.

The heat of the sun seared their faces.

Chickens have their sensitive beaks seared off with a hot blade, and male cattle and pigs are castrated without any painkillers.

Oh, seared tilapia, bearnaise sabayon, and a little bok choy.

Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars.

Pan fried to your preference, with Horseradish butter, Sauteed Mushrooms, Seared Cherry Tomatoes, Petit Pois and Chips.

The second course is another appetiser, quickly seared scallops with a sauce of beets, chives, citrus and tiny bits of cocoa beans.

Researchers believe their lungs were seared by the toxic fumes, though orca carcasses usually sink, so no autopsy was possible.

The wind seared the leaves.

Chickens with their beaks seared off and cows milked to death were just the beginning.

A cloth was seared by the heat of the oven.

For me, love like that has happened only once, and that's why every minute we spent together has been seared in my memory.

But customers here couldn't care less, chatting quietly with Mr. Harada while popping delicately seared bonito slices into their mouths.

His neck hurt. The sun seared his back.

Skywalker's blade seared through flesh and bone, and Dooku's severed head soon littered the deck.

Our specials this evening are Fresh Crispy Calamari and Seared Hawaiian Ahi Tuna.

The date was seared-with self-reproach and anguish-in his memory.

The handle seared his palm like a cattle brand.

Salad Nicoise Seared Pink' tuna steak, French dressd salad, green beans, olives, egg, anchovies.

As adults, events that emotionally disturb us tend to get seared into our brains.

Who had been seared in the flames of withering hatred.

But for Li, the hours she and her husband spent buried in the rubble are forever seared into her memory.

This winter cold wind seared all the plants and flowers.

The attacks on New York and Washington were so horrific that they are seared into the memory.

Hector Sants, the FSA's chief executive, says his outfit has been seared by recent events but is "tougher and better as a result" .

So I seared for English movies with English caption tonight.

The terrible experience is seared into my memory.

FOR many Japanese the boom years are still seared on their memories.

Chard goes great with grilled steaks and chicken, and it also works well as a bed for pan-seared fish.

The hot iron seared the business suit.

Though the icy night air seared his face, he didn't feel cold but invigorated .

I seared my hand with the boiling water.

Add fillets to pan and cook about 4 minutes until bottom side is seared.

He seared his hand on a hot steam pipe.

I don't like fish skin -- not seared or crispy.

The whole forests seared.

The hot summer sun seared the grass.

Did you seared your hand with the boiling water?

Salad Nicoise Crisp Lettuce with Olives, Potato, Tomato, Green Beans, Egg, Italian Dressing Topped with Seared Tuna Loin

Pan seared fresh goose liver on green apples, coriander flavored turnip puree, calvados reduction

Seared tuna fish wrap rolled in rice paper with cucumber, lettuce, mint and bean sprouts, served with honey sesame dip

Seared black peppered beef tenderloin with pickled vegetable roll

Katrina (2004) Hurricane whose destruction of New Orleans is seared into minds around globe

Seared Alaska Salmon With Tomatoes, Leeks, and Artichokes

Pan seared scallops Set on ginger tomato and shallot salsa with fresh garden picks

Pan Seared Lamb Cutlet with Candid Ginger and Grainy Mustard Sauce

Caesar salad with pepper crusted seared tuna fish and garlic bread

Before stewing the beef, the cook seared it over high heat to seal the juices in

she seared her hand on the hot steam pipe

Pan-seared Foie Gras on Grape, Superior Shark's Fin Salad

a countenance seared by grief and weeping