Sentence examples for white stalk from inspiring English sources

The second-generation AirPods look identical to the previous version, complete with a white stalk that looks like a set of earphones with the cables cut off.

You probably won't be able to buy udo -- it's a Japanese vegetable with a long white stalk that tastes something like asparagus.

There are two parts to the plant: the white stalk, which must be white, springy and firm (not dry and brown) when you buy it; and the green leaves, or erbette, on the top, and the green, tender leaf sprouts inside.

The fruit body emerges from a pink or lavender-colored egg to form a tall, cylindrical, hollow and spongy white stalk with a bell-shaped cap.

KIDNEY This looked a lot more brain-like than the actual brains, all gray and bulbous with a white stalk in the middle.

Not as common as the portobello, but similar in texture, flavor, and heartiness, the wine cap stropharia rugosoannulata is a beautiful brownish-red mushroom with a bright white stalk.[1] Just as versatile as the button varieties, the wine cap could be a change of pace in your kitchen.

Separate the leaves of the radicchio, discarding the thick white stalks.

We grow rainbow chard, which gets its name from the vibrant yellow, pink and white stalks.

"Some pain blossomed across skin in crenulated carnations of tissue, some blistered or knifed in thin white stalks," he writes.

We fanned out over a field of long sandy mounds that hid thousands of precious white stalks.

When shopping for bok choy, the book suggests selecting bunches with firm, white stalks and crisp, green leaves.