One granola mixes black currants, anise and pine nuts, another red tea, marcona marzipan and orange peel, left.
In his repertory are excellent thin-crusted apple galettes seasoned with a whiff of cinnamon and decorated with a tangle of dried apple peel (left); sumptuous little chestnut cakes; classics like eclairs; and cakes for special occasions.
A rogue banana peel left on the floor results in an arm arcing out of its protective pouch of skin.
Then her challenging vacation continued when she unexpectedly slipped on a banana peel left on the pool deck causing her to hobble for the first three days.
The split in the Tory party over the repeal of the Corn Laws had profound implications for Disraeli's political career: almost every Tory politician with experience of office followed Peel, leaving the rump bereft of leadership.
The majority of the phloem tissue was removed with the epidermal peel, leaving behind the xylem tissues.
Green plantains don't peel cleanly, so you'll probably see a few bits of peel left stuck to the fruit.
During the industrial processing of pomegranate, large volumes of industrial wastes (seeds, peels, leaves) are produced, which have a wide range of nutritional values.
Cassava peels; leaves and starch residues constitute 25%% of the cassava plant which are usually discarded as wastes after harvesting and processing, with limited utilization due to low protein, high crude fibre and cyanide contents (Iyayi and Losel 2001; Onilude 1996).
Thus, arms akimbo, majestic and naked, standing before a glass, Charlie Swan, the gay demiurge of "As Max Saw It," illustrates for the younger narrator on his body the physiology of aging: misrule of hair, puckered brown bags under the eyes, warts like weeds on his chest, belly, back and legs, dry skin that peels leaving a fine white snow of dandruff.
