Sentences with phrase «outer skin»

Furthermore, the entire outer skin of the S - Class, including the roof and the front end of the body, is made of aluminum.

Remove tough outer skins from beans; discard skins.

Once beets have cooled, rub gently to remove outer skins.

Firstly you need to remove the hard outer skin.

(6) If organic is not possible, wash your produce well and remove fruits that have a thick outer skin to reduce your risk of exposure.

A lightweight outer skin is stretched over the structure that is made from waterproof jersey fabric.

Roll them around to dry and remove the thin outer skin.

You can also use mango for outer skin care, but that's a whole other blog post!

To peel it, cut of the top and bottom to give yourself a flat surface and then use your knife to cut the ugly outer skin.

Its has that same round shape, albeit smaller, and fuzzy outer skin which some like to remove, but I don't, especially for this tart.

The case comes in three layers: a hard inner shell with plastic screen protector, a silicon rubber outer skin and then a further outer hard case as well.

If carrots are big, peel tough outer skin.

The basics: A lightweight outer skin, which is made from waterproof jersey fabric, is stretched over the structure.

A 7 - year - old boy whose outer skin layer was nearly gone due to a genetic disease has had it replaced, using his own genetically - modified stem cells, report researchers from Germany, Austria, and Italy in Nature.

In addition, the anthocyanins help prevent inflammation in outer skin tissues, just as they do on the inside of the body.

Peel the tough outer skin off the stem, then chop the remaining inner stem into small pieces.

Remove any loose outer skins from the chickpeas.

Next, with the help of a vegetable peeler, remove the tough outer skin as well as the thin whitish layer beneath it, in order to completely expose the bright orange flesh of the gourd.

Peel outer skin.

Remove any loose outer skins.

It had to be aerodynamically sound and as tightly packaged as possible around the occupants and the mechanical architecture giving it a shrink wrapped - like outer skin surface.

It has newly designed, frameless, CFK hinged doors with aluminum outer skin.

Pearl Academy's outer skin sits four feet away from the building and reduces the direct heat gain through fenestrations, while allowing for diffused daylight.

Summer squashes are soft, with a very high water content and soft outer skin.

Two primary advantages for the new all - plastic outer skin include:

Hollow out the center but do not pierce outer skin and leave enough to allow to hold up (about 1/2 inch all around inside).

To easily remove the undesired outer skin, the pods are quickly roasted in rotating drums using powerful propane flames, which also helps developing the typical «roasted green chile» flavor.

Finally the rasgollas are filled with syrup but has a dry outer skin.

I have wrestled with many a Butternut Squash and have now found the perfect peeler for the tough outer skin thanks to a visit to Lakeland, so now its less challenging and faster to prepare too!

Trim the bumpy outer skin and tough core from the pineapple wedges.

Remove the papery outer skin of the tomatillos and rinse well (they will be pretty sticky).

I believe the blanching in this case refers to the removal of the brown outer skin of the almonds before they are turned into flour.

They have a luxuriously smooth outer skin that encases delicate, chewy flesh with hundreds of crunchy seeds.

After you shuck the beans from the pods, you need to peel each bean to get rid of the waxy outer skin.

These potato fries are transformed from whole potatoes into buttery and soft fleshed potato wedges with a crisp outer skin infused with seasonings.

We also loved the color, soft and muted orange more the color of fresh pumpkin rather than the garish outer skin.

For starters, it's made of durable material including a military grade outer skin that stands up to dings and scratches.

Each brick ended up having a spongy core but a tough outer skin so hard that the tools used to try to cut and shape the bricks were ruined.

From early Earth history, the continental crust (Earth's thick solid outer skin that we live on) has accumulated mass from the underlying hot mantle.

Also, discoveries primarily due to the Galileo space probe (launched in 1989) suggest that some of the moons of Jupiter — principally Europa but also Ganymede and Callisto — as well as Saturn's moon Enceladus, might have long - lived liquid oceans under their icy outer skins.

Their tender outer skin can be eaten along with their soft insides.

Also, be sure to pick plenty of produce from the Clean 15 list (see below), which were found to contain the least amount of pesticides because of their protective outer skins.

All items in the set have a green outer skin, but only the Watermelon Chair and Table are red inside, while the Melon Chair has a yellow interior.

The 2014 Audi A6's outer skin remains clean and uncluttered, a look highly sought after by Audi's clientele.

The rear doors retain the same outer skin but get reshaped glass.

Mercedes has increased the amount of lightweight materials used in the construction of the new S - class; the entire outer skin, including the roof, is now made out of aluminum, while the internal structure uses a higher percentage of hot formed multigauge steel.

The car chieves this by taking Mazda's acclaimed lightweight strategy to a new level by employing an extremely rigid and lightweight carbon - fibre body structure beneath a small, aerodynamic outer skin and a spirited, small - displacement 1.3 - liter direct injection engine.