And with fairy cakes, flapjacks, fruit loaves and flans, the cookery categories offered a mouth-watering selection. |
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Ripening of tomato fruit involves the differentiation of chloroplasts in young green fruit into chromoplasts in mature ripe red fruit. |
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She was also banned from eating potassium-rich food including chocolate, mince pies and fruit. |
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The decline of ostrich farming led to a rush into grape production and a surplus of fruit. |
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For dessert the choice is limited to pancakes, creme caramel or fruit salad. |
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Back in the brave old days of 1953, there were no avocados, no kiwi fruit, and not a suspicion of mozzarella and tomato pizza. |
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This sweet fruit and nut panforte comes from Tuscany and should not be missed! |
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Some had sporting themes such as horse racing or football, and prizes would vary from a packet of fruit gums to a pack of cigarettes. |
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The deciduous dark green leaves have a white underside and panicles of purple flowers in summer are followed by unpalatable black fruit. |
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The horticultural exporters will have to test for up to three chemicals on fruit and vegetable products being exported. |
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The mandrills are provisioned twice a day with locally available fruit and monkey chow. |
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They are decorated with stylised masks on cartouches, from which there extend swags carrying fruit. |
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Boucher's pictures are festooned with swags of cupidons instead of the fruit and flowers of his decorative predecessors such as Jan Brueghel. |
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Examples where intraspecific variation is apparently restricted to degree rather than direction include fruit flies and swallowtail butterflies. |
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The contrast of the warm glow of fruit with the intense chromatic greys on the canvas is simple, yet highly effective. |
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This tropical fruit contains the enzyme papain, which researchers say aids digestion by helping your body break down proteins. |
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The guy on the radio said that the fruit mince pies are gone, replaced immediately by the hot cross buns. |
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There was a taster session of some wine, fruit juice, cakes and hot cross buns. |
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My wife chose the exotic fruit platter with star fruit, pawpaw, mango, orange, melon, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and kiwis. |
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Europeans, meanwhile, were captivated by the fruit and had tried to grow it in their hothouses, with varying success. |
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Imagine, the first thing you see is the fruit counter, where high school hotties are busying themselves arranging the bananas. |
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We reminded ourselves of just how well this sharp fruit marries with the sweet butter, flour and sugar topping. |
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He and two of his houseboys soon materialized carrying fresh fruit, bread and yogurt. |
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Crows, Cuckoos and Parakeets are very destructive, parakeets not only destroy fruit tree buds but also raid nests and kill nestlings. |
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The gardens are fully of all the Jamaican local favorites, including fruit trees such as banana, sweetsop, mangos and much more. |
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He recited a litany of the fruit there, including mangoes, papayas, sweetsops, cherries and coconuts. |
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Junk the junk food and satisfy your sweet tooth with strawberries, cherries, oranges and kiwi fruit. |
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The parfait had a nice crumbly-soft texture, great for spreading, and the fruit chutney was sharp and sweet and quite addictive. |
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Mostarda di Cremona, a candied fruit chutney in mustard syrup, is available in most Italian delis. |
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Or how about Wensleydale, spinach and autumn fruit chutney in a rosemary and raisin roll? |
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Medium sweet cider is full bodied but refreshing and light and is great with fruit and cheese. |
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Tasmania is setting up a specialty fruit wine association to promote the production of meads, ciders, pure fruit wines and liqueurs. |
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Non-alcoholic selections include fresh fruit drinks and frozen drinks blended with ice, teas, hot chocolate and cold apple cider. |
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Good Gascon whites are essential summer swiggers as their vibrant, citrussy, herby fruit goes well with or without food. |
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The Scottish National Party wants to see adults and children swapping the crisp and couch for fruit, fibre, and physical jerks. |
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Fruit color assessed both the hue and intensity of overall fruit color for both purple and green fruits. |
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Come autumn, a sharp paring knife makes quick work of such tasks as peeling fruit and carving jack-o-lanterns. |
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You may have been in an Italian restaurant where chefs use the purplish fruit in the popular dish eggplant parmesan. |
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His lips puckered and a deep shiver crawled down his spine as he swallowed the sour juice from the citric fruit. |
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The citron was the first citrus fruit to reach Europe, which is why the whole group of fruits is called after one of its less important members. |
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Most fruit and berry plants can be planted now, but wait until mid-March, when the soil is warmer, to plant citrus and figs. |
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First, if you hope to harvest fruit, choose a naturally acidic citrus, not a sweet orange or grapefruit. |
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Learn how to use fresh or dried herbs, spices, zest from citrus fruit and fruit juices to jazz up your meals. |
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You simply cut the citrus fruit of choice in half, and with little pressing effort the juice magically appears in the container. |
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This citrus fruit has an invigorating scent that energizes while helping to relieve tension, frustration, irritability and moodiness. |
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Cut the citrus fruit in half vertically, and then slice it thinly, peel and all. |
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It contains many rare plants and shrubs, herbaceous border, parterre, old-fashioned flowers and shrub borders, and fruit and vegetables. |
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The closed-eye figs we grow here produce parthenocarpic fruit that is stress-sensitive. Overproduction can cause stress that triggers fruit drop. |
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Occasionally, however, a mutation occurs that allows fruit to develop from unfertilized female flowers, a process known as parthenocarpy. |
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In Russia paskha, an enriched mixture of curd cheese, spices, nuts, dried fruit, and sugar, is traditionally eaten at Easter. |
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Behold, the husbandman waiteth for the precious fruit of the earth, and hath long patience for it, until he receive the early and latter rain. |
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For example, the fruit of pomegranate, having its husk filled with numerous fleshy seeds, became a symbol of fertility. |
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California syrup of figs has a delicious summer fruit flavour and is specially formulated for children to help maintain regularity. |
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This nocturnal hutia feeds on roots, bark, shoots, fruit, and foliage of many different plants. |
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In a blender, combine the passion fruit pulp, passion fruit juice, coconut milk, lemon juice, and lime juice. |
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Transfer the chilled passion fruit filling to a pastry bag fitted with a small, plain tip. |
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A pale orange hue marks my favorite, the granadilla drink, made from a passion fruit species native to Central America. |
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I came into a world in which oranges were scarce, bananas exotic and passion fruit unheard of. |
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Using a rubber spatula, fold in the passion fruit seeds and set aside in the freezer until set. |
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She is, instantly, on the stairs, a packet of fruit pastilles in her hand, while lifting an orange one to her mouth, a pillar of certainty. |
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It was wonderful returning home that evening to find a packet of fruit pastilles waiting for me after I had eaten my dinner. |
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Hard on their heels come the Spanish with Jelly Flops, a toxic fruit pastille variant, reminiscent of the Irish Sea. |
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Sometimes I wish that I could make a place on this pastoral land for my old parents to live, digging soil and growing vegetables and fruit. |
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You can even grow papayas and bananas so your pirates can have fruit pastries. |
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Brunch was often distinguished by an extra pat of butter and a piece of fruit, he said. |
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Blow away the cobwebs on the cliff-top walk and return to cosy bedrooms with patchwork quilts, fresh fruit and coffee. |
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There are certainly more direct paths one can take to a career in theatre, but an unconventional one can produce unique artistic fruit. |
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The hypanthium is usually glabrous, with narrowly triangular sepals that are pubescent adaxially and are deciduous in fruit. |
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In the climacteric fruit tomato, ethylene is perceived by a family of six receptor proteins. |
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As a senescing hormone, it promotes leaf-yellowing, climacteric fruit ripening, flower and leaf abscission. |
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Indeed, the experience of all this confection, a surfeit of assorted fruit flavors and candy colors, is mouthwatering in an almost Pavlovian way. |
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Both were convinced that the great Newtonian synthesis was the fruit of a hypothetico-deductive method. |
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As our little backyard peach tree grew larger, it became more and more difficult to reach the ripe fruit on the higher limbs. |
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Instead, it delivers a sinuous minerality larded with suave peachy fruit in perfectly poised understatement. |
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This was a very tasty, perfectly dressed little salad balancing the peppery leaves with the juicy, peachy, sweet fruit. |
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Peel the pears and tug out their stalks, then halve the fruit and scoop out the cores with a teaspoon. |
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The menu also has milkshakes and fruit ices, but nobody ever seems to order them. |
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Rather than a gooey ice cream Sundae after a workout or run, treat yourself to a healthy fruit snack, or even a nap. |
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I only had fruit for breakfast today so I am a little peckish, I am going to try and stay away from bread, apart from the bread I make myself. |
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As the fruit ripens, enzymes convert this into pectin, the quantity of which reaches its maximum just before the fruit is fully ripe. |
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Jelly, jam and preserves are all made from fruit mixed with sugar and pectin. |
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To extract pectin from fruit, industry uses a conventional heating process that takes an hour or more per batch. |
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The fruit contains more pectin than regular strawberries, so making jam is easy and quick. |
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Sift flour, salt and spice, and add to mixture alternately with dried fruit, mixed peel and zest of lemon. |
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The peel of the fruit will darken in the refrigerator but the banana inside will remain firm and delicious. |
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The pelting water bothers them, so they migrate to the dried fruit peel in the trashcan. |
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Sugar or honey should be added to taste, and fruit peel can impart bitterness. |
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This is a quality vodka that delivers the aroma and flavour of the juice rather than the harsher peel from the fruit. |
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Combine the fruit peels with the vodka in a jar, cover and let stand for 1 week. |
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Marmalades are soft fruit jellies with small pieces of fruit or citrus peel evenly suspended in a transparent jelly. |
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Meanwhile, a litter of up to 20 South American coatis can be seen out and about playing every day as they tuck into insects, eggs and fruit. |
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Meat and fish were curried or peppered in order to preserve them and we picked the abundant fruit that grew in our garden. |
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At peak abundance, cockchafers reached densities of more than 50 individuals per meter of twig on some fruit trees and on shrubs. |
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Only one half to one percent of the fruit Finn planted a few years ago will make it past this point. |
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Spring is the time in her restaurant for rum drinks, cocktails with fruit and drinks with fizz. |
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The strawberry curry and coconut soup scores points by using fruit to control the fire that a curry can sometimes spark. |
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Relax, you are allowed to sip on fruit juice, tender coconut water or vegetable juice, at about eleven in the morning. |
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Prior to seed germination, the pericarp of a dispersed fruit opens to form a small slit near the stylar end. |
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The enzyme indeed increases during ripening, and is concentrated in the skin and outer pericarp of the fruit. |
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To the normal ill effects of heavy summer rainfall is added direct physical damage to the vines and fruit. |
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The light-pink worm, or larva, of the codling moth and the white worm of the oriental fruit moth hungrily feed on fruit. |
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Some argue that organic fruit and vegetables perish quickly, but there's no need to waste food that has reached the end of its shelf life. |
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More than 50 real ales, a range of ciders, perries, bottled beers and some fruit wines will be on sale. |
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In that eggplant does not experience a marked ripening stage like tomato and pepper, immature and mature fruit were compared. |
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The olives, having done pretty well last year, have shed all their immature fruit. |
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The fruit looks like immature plums, and each variety has its own harvesting schedule. |
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The produce includes strawberries, beans, avocado, persimmon, kiwifruit, oranges and other citrus fruit as well as flowers and plants. |
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Sitting by our persimmon tree last fall I watched a robin stretch out to peck off a piece of the bright, ripe fruit. |
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Cold-tolerant persimmons are small, beautiful trees that yield small, sweet fruit harvested in the fall. |
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They learned how to set up ingredients and equipment for baking and how to make brown bread, scones, fruit crumble and fairy cakes. |
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Place the Bramleys and raspberries in a large ovenproof dish, add the caster sugar and toss together until the fruit is coated. |
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If you have overbought on lemons this Christmas, don't leave them to go mouldy in the fruit bowl. |
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Creamy nutty oak flavours backing up some subtle fruit flavours of nectarine, peach and apple juice. |
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Filled with the energy of a season's growth, hips and berries are certainly the fruit of a plant's labour. |
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And like the apple or most any fruit, the hip can be used in several ways by the successful gardener. |
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Deliciously, succulently filled with fruit of the bright and elegant variety. |
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Armed with a basket each, we soon found delicious, succulent fruit among the straw. |
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The section on overindulgence captures the well-known observation of drunken robins that have ingested too much overripe fruit. |
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Serve as a dip with vegetables or fruit such as apple or pear wedges or banana slices. |
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I think a diet rich in fruit and veg should suffice to obtain enough of these nutrients. |
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At first, a stepladder sufficed us, but soon an aluminum extension ladder was required for the higher fruit picking. |
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In certain circles of polite society he is known as the Citra Fiend and cannot be trusted in matters of fruit. |
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He has been taking only fruit juice and sugared tea and coffee, in protest at constant camera surveillance of his cell. |
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There's must-have chocolate, sugared cookies, even splashy sips of champagne or sparkling fruit juice over teensy scoops of sorbet. |
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They were heavily sugared, quite unlike later types of bottled fruit in syrup. |
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The main agricultural exports are wheat, potatoes, sugar beet, hops, fruit and pigs. |
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Tambili or the sweet water from the spliced green or bright orange fruit quenches thirst and fortifies the Lankan soul. |
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Lately, though, there has been so much low-hanging fruit that you can't take a step in any direction without bumping into an overripe mango. |
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It tasted like a mixture of chocolate, hoisin sauce and fruit jelly sweets. |
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The Chelsea bun contained fruit, but the reason for the name was obscure to me. |
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This exquisitely delicate fruit quite rightly features in many sumptuous dessert recipes. |
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Try nectarines, star fruit, cherimoyas, passion fruit, kiwis or any of the countless items of produce most quality supermarkets stock. |
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The immigrants used to work producing silk, but nowadays Willard is famous for its soft fruit, mainly cherries. |
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Life may be just a bowl of cherries, with lots of cherry pits for us to chip our teeth on under the soft, sweet fruit. |
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Native or cherry plum hybrids have small, tart fruit, and are best used for making jams, jellies, and preserves. |
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Interspersed with the rocky scrub and holm oaks were olive groves and water-starved vines, their leaves limp, their fruit plump. |
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When large populations are present they can lower yields by reducing plant vigor and increasing sun scald of fruit through foliage loss. |
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On Monday, I was force-fed chocolates and Werther's Original and Starburst fruit chews. |
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It was the kind with the hard outside and then a thick but slightly chewy fruit flavored middle. |
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It's made with chewy fruit, onion, eggs and bits of pork cooked up with cassava. |
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Grown under cover, early rhubarb is one of the only fresh home-grown fruit available at the moment. |
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And children eating school dinners tended to eat more fruit and vegetables while those eating packed lunches ate more snacks and desserts. |
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The study found working mothers gave their children more fruit and vegetables than full-time homemakers. |
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The 38-year-old rice-grower plans to convert his 2,000 square metres of rice paddy into fruit orchards. |
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You could also you another seasonal fruit, like peaches, raspberries, kiwifruit and so on. |
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And a bowl of juicy ripe fruit was placed on the table and a bottle of sparkling wine was chilling nicely in the silver cooler. |
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It also produces sour cream, butter and chilled, ready-to-serve fruit juices. |
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Besides eating fruit, primates consume leaves, nuts, insects, and other prey. |
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The kiwi fruit, originally known as the Chinese gooseberry, was renamed to reflect its connection with New Zealand. |
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There is a painterly quality to the finish of the fruit, the sensuous surfaces sprayed and brushed in gradual layers from light to dark. |
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Most notably, the insect excretes a sticky honeydew that covers the leaves and fruit and promotes the growth of black sooty molds. |
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The display also includes a decorative white Yorkshire rose as well as saffron leeks, honeyed turnips and fruit compote. |
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On the side were small bowls of honeyed nuts and figs, with fruit and a small platter of sliced bread. |
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There were also milk jugs and honeypots, jam dishes and fruit bowls exploiting the popularity of the cottage ware theme. |
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There were vague stories last week about TiVo and chipmakers coming to agreements regarding TiVo ToGo, and it seems that's now bearing fruit. |
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You could see it beyond the brick windscreen, through rows of tropical fruit trees, behind a sundeck, a palapa, and a tile-roofed verandah. |
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This wine has a palate of intense ripe fruit, grippy tannin and an epic, evolving and surprisingly savoury finish. |
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Lions prey mostly on hoofed animals, although they occasionally consume fallen fruit. |
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Shisha is tobacco mixed with molasses and fruit flavors that is smoked in a hookah. |
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I'd love to tell you about the fruit, but I glanced away for a moment and Ella hoovered it up. |
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Chow chow is an important ingredient when making Sri Lankan fruit cake. |
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It is rich, this island, in fruit and trees of various kinds, and it is suitable for pastures of sheep and cattle, and in some places vineyards grow. |
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Examples include butterflies ovipositing on host plants, beetles and flies on dung pats, parasitoid wasps on insect hosts, and many insects on seeds or fruit. |
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Relative to self-pollination, outcross pollination results in greater proportion of flowers setting fruit, and greater proportion of ovules yielding seeds per fruit. |
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By 1671 he was working in London and is best known for his naturalistic woodcarvings of swags of fruit and flowers, small animals, and cherubs' heads. |
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Now is also a good time to start making your own home compost from fruit and vegetable peelings and fallen leaves or branches strewn around the garden. |
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Opening up the fridge I dug out some fruit for breakfast and made a fruit platter of bananas, apples, pears, cherries and some left over strawberries, for both of us. |
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Extremely pure and flavoursome, the ripe citrus fruit is creamy and delicate with a subtlety and complexity you don't normally expect at this price. |
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We could have had vanilla panna cotta with fresh raspberries, tropical fruit salad with lime sorbet, hot fudge sundae or even sticky toffee pudding. |
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Modern methods of mechanical harvesting have attracted attention to the conveniently clustered arrangement of fruit on the boughs of certain clones. |
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We also talked about buying fruit and vegetables from the markets instead of the supermarket, getting clothes at op shops and swap meets and buying meat in bulk. |
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In the ripening stage of strawberry fruit development the vascular tissue comprises long fibres composed of cellulose, protein, pectin, and lignin. |
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She wore a frown of concentration and picked up a can of fruit. |
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Dervin pulled out a cleaver and started chopping another fruit. |
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Can you tell me how to grow a coconut palm tree from the fruit? |
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To determine the robustness of these interlinked chromoplasts, protoplasts were made from ripe pericarp fruit tissue and examined for chromoplast-associated GFP fluorescence. |
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Based on the Sangiovese grape, Chianti is normally a firm style of wine with a notable bitter edge, but plenty of ripe, cherry fruit and spicy, tobacco and herbal notes. |
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The menu for the brunch includes hot cakes, sausage, home fries, scrambled eggs, biscuits 'n sausage gravy, meat loaf, potato casserole, fresh fruit, pastries and beverage. |
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As ripening progresses, fruit colour changes from green to red as chloroplasts are transformed into chromoplasts, chlorophyll is degraded and carotenoids accumulate. |
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In ripening fruit, chloroplasts develop into chromoplasts and there are large changes in stromule number and morphology, particularly in the inner mesocarp cells. |
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I peeled the orange quickly wondering how she got the fruit. |
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Each year, however, they issue farmers and food packers with lengthy specifications for each of the fresh fruit and vegetables they want supplied. |
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In Russia, for example, the traditional Easter foods are a nut and fruit filled yeast cake called kulich and an accompanying sweet cheese spread called paskha. |
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We pulled up a couple of plants and scrubbed them against our trouser legs and were never bothered by ticks or chiggers or other insects while we were gathering fruit. |
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If you want to keep it simple, the standard two eggs and bacon, with homestyle potatoes, fruit, stewed apples, bread and coffee costs around five bucks. |
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Much better options would be a piece of fruit and a big chug of water. |
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Excellent winecraft has enhanced the intense fruit with details of tender sweet butter, soft spice and a lightly creamy texture that give the wine grace as well as balance. |
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On a 20-metre altar various sacrificial offerings are left, such as historical figures made out of flour, fruit seeds, potted trees and rockeries. |
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Satisfy any sugar cravings with fruit, rather than chocolates and biscuits, and try not to overindulge in cream, butter, crisps, nuts, fried and sauce-drenched foods. |
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The fruit and the sauce were nice, but the cheesecake was perfection. |
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Held in Victoria Hall, the festival will feature 110 beers and cask ales, including beers from Germany, Belgium, America and Ireland, as well as ciders and fruit wines. |
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The increased availability of fresh produce year round, including exotic fruits like mango, passion fruit and guava, has made it easier to offer fresh juice. |
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Banana trees were much more difficult to climb with their huge, graceful leaves, but big bunches of the stubby, honey-sweet, matt-yellow fruit were within our reach. |
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However, they are not pests because palm civets digest only the outer pulp of fruit, passing the coffee beans unharmed through their digestive systems. |
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Made from apples, grapes, peaches, pears, pineapples, berries or other fruit, these sweeteners have the consistency of thick syrup and an intense flavor. |
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You shake off bits of fruit peel from your shoe and march off, victorious. |
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Maybe there'll be a bowl of ready salted crisps and a selection of over-baked fatty parcels plus a token lump of fruit to round off the whole culinary non-event. |
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At my job at the software company, I had a co-worker who was an exotic fruit fiend, and I got introduced to sweetsops and cactus fruit and the cherimoya. |
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Standard ingredients are flour, breadcrumbs, suet, dried fruit, eggs, treacle, spices, sugar, and milk, with a raising agent and often with some apple or carrot. |
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He watches the child climb the low branches of an apple tree, sees the insects inside the fruit and watches the bird perch upon the topmost cluster of leaves. |
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My favourite was the chilli jelly, the passion fruit and the lime. |
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South Africa supplies most of its deciduous fruit to Europe. |
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Harvest them when the fruit fills the husk but is still firm and green. |
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In the warm, humid tropics, where humans evolved, yeasts on the fruit skin and within the fruit convert sugars into various forms of alcohol, the most common being ethanol. |
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He was surprised in her choice of fruit, both a peach and a tomato. |
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I took a sip of the smooth wine that tasted sweetly of seasonal fruit. |
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The fruit of the coconut tree includes the buoyant husk surrounding the coconut, which helps the seeds float downstream and spread the tree's offspring far and wide. |
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Don't pass up the chance to savour this crushed ice and fruit juice mix. |
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The flowers are also used to flavour cooked fruit and jam, which is achieved by stirring the panful with a spray of flowers until the flavour is judged strong enough. |
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When you pick a red coffee bean off the tree and eat this outside fruit, it's sweet, and the inside membrane is hard and slippery from the mucilaginous coating. |
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Indeed, mice that overproduce growth hormone die sooner than normal mice, and fruit flies that underproduce growth hormone live longer than normal flies. |
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Compostable materials include fruit and vegetable peelings, tea bags and coffee grounds, bread, egg shells, paper towels, wood chippings, straw and hay. |
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The fruit peels easily and has a nice balance of tang and sugar. |
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Sales growth in Saudi Arabia was driven by the development of emerging subsectors such as fruit yogurt, chilled desserts and flavored milk drinks. |
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It's delicious served with summer fruit and chilled white wine. |
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The paskha is traditionally made in a special wooden pyramid-shaped mould and then decorated with dried fruit and nuts once it comes out of the mould. |
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With the data adjusted for the small air losses suffered on water immersion, a more accurate picture of radial air distribution in the fruit emerged. |
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In the garden outside her friend's house grew ripe passion fruit, and she played around a bit with the tropical fruit, adding some fresh grapefruit juice. |
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But aside from is leaden, lackadaisical pace, the movie believes in a world so sickly sweet that it would give sugar gliders, fruit bats, and honey bees diabetes. |
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Avoid giving sugary fruit juices and drinks to a child who is dehydrated. |
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Researchers have linked daily consumption of sugary soft drinks and fruit punches to significant weight gain and a higher risk of type 2 diabetes. |
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The wide array of delectable cuisine will include fresh fruit juices, continental food, Indian tandoor items, fusion food of Thai-Chinese dishes, and a mammoth salad bar. |
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St Augustine's pupils won with a cheesy mushroom filo tartlet, wok tossed lime and chilli chicken on ginger and garlic noodles and a passion fruit and strawberry trifle. |
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It is nicely dry, creamy and smooth with citrus and tropical fruit. |
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They husked the coconuts by using their teeth and they ate wongai fruit. |
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This is a sure-fire way to get the best out of your fruit trees. |
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Brown, mealy flesh, occurring in overmature, overstored fruit. |
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They feed on vegetation, fruit and seeds, storing any surplus food in their cheek pouches which they empty into their burrow and hoard for future consumption. |
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After straining the fruit juices through a double layer of cheesecloth, put them into an atomizer with the shredded ice, and shake until the ice is melted. |
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Do their fruit flies lie awake at night worrying about the state of the fruit fly economy? |
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Available in smaller pots is their Onken Kids Mousse, again made with fruit, natural yoghurt and fromage frais. |
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In June 2013, twenty-nine apparently healthy Rousettus leschenaultia fruit bats were captured in Yunnan Province, China. |
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And don't miss the playground, giant sand pit, amusement rides, fruit bats, giraffe and elephant viewing platforms, meerkats and birds of prey. |
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Large fruit bats have been suspected because they are hunted for meat in Guinea, where a peppery bat soup was popular before the outbreak. |
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The disease infects humans through close contact with infected animals, including chimpanzees, fruit bats and forest antelope. |
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It is thought that fruit bats of the Pteropodidae family are natural Ebola virus hosts. |
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A recent application of this imaging modality includes the investigation of human cardiac genes as homologously expressed in fruit flies. |
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Though small in stature, fruit flies can prove a pesky, food-contaminating nuisance. |
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We found a significant decline in numbers of fruit flies emerging from fruits. |
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In the experiment, Cameron and his team compared normal fruit flies with fruit flies whose taste cells had been disabled. |
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Fortunately, homeowners can employ a combination of strategies to fend off fruit fly infestations before they take root. |
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With a brain the size of a salt grain, a fruit fly can do Top Gun maneuvers in about one-fiftieth of the time it takes to blink a human eye. |
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The melon fruit fly is one of about 250 economically important tephritids worldwide in this family of around 4,000 species. |
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But if you were a fruit fly, asking another fruit fly, that question might have a different answer. |
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Warwick researchers will use the fruit fly as a model in their research into Alzheimer's, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder. |
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In contrast, greater consumption of fruit juice was associated with increased type 2 diabetes risk. |
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Premium fruit juice market in Serbia features innovation in terms of new flavors and packaging, as well as advertising and other marketing tools. |
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Tropical and non-tropical fruit pulp is covered to the degree that it is used as fruit juice raw material. |
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Store with fresh pieces of parchment paper between fruit leather layers in airtight container. |
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Spread on prepared sheet tray and bake until it is consistency of fruit leather, about 1 hour. |
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Some old apples were best for apple jelly, some made heavenly pies, some were for drying, some perfect for making fruit leather. |
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A planned clampdown on fruit machines in pubs could lead to job losses in the Midlands leisure industry, an MP has warned. |
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They went from room to room, swiping 40 bottle of spirits and smashing open fruit machines. |
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Customs officers also recovered pounds 8,000, suspected stolen or counterfeit goods and fruit machines during the raid in Coseley. |
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The Chancellor also put up the cost of licences for fruit machines and other cash-prize arcade games. |
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A colony of 100 Egyptian fruit bats have become fully fledged residents of the purpose-built bat forest enclosure at the attraction. |
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A BOOZY rabbit has become addicted to the fruit machine at a Midland pub. |
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Today marks exactly 45 years since the fruit machine worker's bullet-ridden body was discovered in the back of a Mark 10 Jaguar under Pesspool Bridge, South Hetton. |
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A GREAT-GRAN caught up in a brawl at a social club claims she has been left with cuts and bruises after allegedly being shoved into a fruit machine by a police officer. |
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The pineapple is a tropical fruit which is not actually just one fruit but a composite of many flowers whose individual fruitlets fuse together around a central core. |
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The fruit juice industry faces an uphill task to maintain loyalty and increase usage with discrete segments of society exhibiting a different psychographic profile. |
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Yilmaz said Limkon, which was opened to service on May 14, 2008 with 30 million euro investment, was one of the biggest concentrated fruit juice production facilities. |
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Popkin, a distinguished professor at the department of nutrition at the University of North Carolina, told the Guardian that smoothies and fruit juice are the new danger. |
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A quick stroll through the apartment reveals a spacious kitchen, a bowl of fruit placed on the counter, and a bedroom with a magnificent fourposter bed. |
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The researchers also showed that the gene FoxP, active in a small set of around 200 neurons, is involved in the decision-making process in the fruit fly brain. |
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Now, a new study in fruit flies is helping to explain why such minimal diets are linked to longevity and offering clues to the effects of aging on stem cell behavior. |
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Yeast produce fruity aromas that lure fruit flies to dinner. |
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Ebola, which is carried by fruit bats, is a severe viral illness often characterised by the sudden onset of fever, intense weakness, muscle pain, headache and sore throat. |
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Fruit bats pollinate many fruit crops, such as mangoes, bananas and guava. |
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Trainee Keeper Cara Sheldon has whizzed up several fruit smoothies for the group of more than 70 bats including Egyptian fruit bats and Seba's shorttailed bats. |
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