peel
kabuk
definition
verb
she watched him peel an apple with deliberate care
remove the outer covering or skin from (a fruit, vegetable, or shrimp).
the walls are peeling
(of a surface or object) lose parts of its outer layer or covering in small strips or pieces.
noun
Place all dried fruits, grated apple, mixed peel , cherries, rinds and juices into a large mixing bowl and pour over the brandy/rum and essences.
the outer covering or rind of a fruit or vegetable.
a wooden pizza peel
a flat, shovellike implement, especially one used by baker for carrying loaves, pies, etc., into or out of an oven.
translation of 'peel'
verb
soymak,
soyunmak,
dökülmek,
kabuğunu soymak
noun
fırıncı küreği,
kabuk,
fırın küreği
example
As the potatoes are cooking, 'peel' the onion, cut it in half and then into thick slices.
'peel' off the skins and thickly slice the potatoes
oranges that 'peel' easily
This is a quality vodka that delivers the aroma and flavour of the juice rather than the harsher 'peel' from the fruit (in this case, lemons).
If using fresh tomatoes, plunge them into boiling water for 30 seconds, then pop in cold water, enabling you to 'peel' the skins away .
Here's an easy way to 'peel' the parchment skin from garlic: Place the clove on a chopping block and slice off the root end.
Generously dust a peel or back of a sheet pan with cornmeal and very gently transfer the loaves to the 'peel' or pan.
Place all dried fruits, grated apple, mixed 'peel' , cherries, rinds and juices into a large mixing bowl and pour over the brandy/rum and essences.
Grate the apple over the bread, add the dried fruit and 'peel' , stir in the sugar, marmalade, flour, eggs and spices.
‘We don't believe that the onus should be on the consumer to wash and 'peel' fruit and vegetables to remove pesticides,’ a spokeswoman said.
For example, use the zest - the outermost layer of a citrus fruit's 'peel' - from lemons or limes to liven up your salads and soups.
if it's paper you're washing, make sure it won't 'peel' off if it gets damp
Marmalades are soft fruit jellies with small pieces of fruit or citrus 'peel' evenly suspended in a transparent jelly.
You shake off bits of fruit 'peel' from your shoe and march off, victorious.
'peel' off the skins and thickly slice the potatoes
a wooden pizza 'peel'
carefully 'peel' away the wax paper
So I watched spotty boys 'peel' potatoes and old guys scoop haddock so tenderly from the deep fryer.
Sift flour, salt and spice, and add to mixture alternately with dried fruit, mixed 'peel' and zest of lemon.
They don't have the equipment to 'peel' the carrots and potatoes, and there are nowhere near enough ovens.
The government now says it's OK to eat fruit 'peel' .
To 'peel' prawns, twist off their heads and pull off the ‘legs’.
What next, said the Herald, oranges with no 'peel' , potatoes without jackets?
pieces of potato 'peel'
She pulled a piece of 'peel' away and tossed it at Victor.
Halve the papaya, scoop out the seeds, 'peel' the flesh then chop roughly.
When they are cool enough to handle, 'peel' the skin away from the flesh and shred the flesh into rough strips.
If you're eating off the market, 'peel' vegetables and fruit.
While the squash is roasting, 'peel' the onions and slice them finely.
If the skin is thin and unwaxed, you do not need to 'peel' the skin from the cucumber.
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