garnishing

In Alabama, for instance, the state brought in more than $32 million in the past five fiscal years after garnishing 40 percent of prisoners’ wages.

The U.N. has also sought to block North Koreans from working overseas in the hopes of preventing North Korea from garnishing the wages of such laborers.

Straining the cocktail after infusing and then garnishing ensures a smooth texture, allowing the flavors to shine.

Here are two entry-level examples: using citrus zest and juice in a salad dressing; and cooking scallion whites into a rice pilaf and then garnishing the finished dish with scallion greens.

In our bizarre age of disrupters and those who prefer to 'repurpose' inconvenient truths like history, some readers might think that burning books or garnishing our histories with falsehoods is cool.