Sentence examples for bit of peeling from inspiring English sources

It's rescuable with a bit of peeling and sticking, but fiddly and frustrating!). 8. Hang your finished garland along the wall, across the ceiling or cluster several together vertically to create your own butterfly cloud.

Although there's sometimes a bit of peeling and chopping to be done, there are also a lot of dishes that can be prepared ahead and actually taste the better for it – soups, stews, chillies and dips among them.

Toss with a bit of peeled and minced bell pepper, some lime zest and about 1/4 cup lime juice per pound.

Quigley takes the bit of peel from Fintan.

The rings of undercooked apple had not been pared, so there was a bit of peel in every bite.

To get rid of the last bit of toughness, peel the asparagus starting from the tip with a very light pressure and then gradually increase the pressure as you get to the base, where the toughest fibers are.

Put all the ends and bits of peel into a pan with 1.5 litres of water and the salt and sugar, and bring to the boil.

Some cooks prefer a mash with coarse chunks of potato and bits of peel, but that is a different entity from the classic, gravy-loving American mash.

Hitler is portrayed as a gibbering cocaine fiend who mocks out battles on his desk using potatoes, kissing the German potatoes affectionately and so agitated at the Soviet Army that he leaves his staff members speckled with bits of peel.

As far back as 1964, Mr. Barzyk and his colleagues at the station had put together a piece called "Jazz Images" in which music was accompanied by such quirky vignettes as a view through a 50-cent child's kaleidoscope and a potato reassembling itself out of bits of peel.

Slice off the extra bits of peel.