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Peels them off.. but how? (Read 1012 times)
Oct 5
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, 2010 at 2:43pm
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Oh those frustrating banana peels.. How do you get them off the banana?
1. Hold the banana firmly in one hand.
2. Pull down the peels, until it reach your hand.
3. Eat, and enjoy!
Look up for tomorrow, when in 32 easy steps, we explains to you how to get rid of the pesky tomato skin..
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Oct 5
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You can skin a tomato?
That's rather weird
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Oct 5
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machineman9 wrote
on Oct 5
th
, 2010 at 3:39pm:
You can skin a tomato?
That's rather weird
Pot it into hot water for a few seconds. the skin can be then rubbed off with the fingers.
The skin is removed before cooking tomatoes: Stews Casseroles, etc...
...!
(Cooks Tip).
Alternative: Tinned, chopped/peeled Tomatoes.
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Oct 5
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machineman9 wrote
on Oct 5
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, 2010 at 3:39pm:
You can skin a tomato?
That's rather weird
If it's really offended you -- hanging by noose is rather difficult and more messy.
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Oct 5
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, 2010 at 4:24pm
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Fozzer wrote
on Oct 5
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, 2010 at 3:52pm:
Pot it into hot water for a few seconds. the skin can be then rubbed off with the fingers.
The skin is removed before cooking tomatoes: Stews Casseroles, etc...
...!
(Cooks Tip).
Alternative: Tinned, chopped/peeled Tomatoes.
Paul...
...!
I've never tried that. Usually I leave the skin on. More fruity goodness I suppose.
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Oct 5
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H wrote
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, 2010 at 4:05pm:
If it's really offended you -- hanging by noose is rather difficult and more messy.[/color]
If you cut it out a mouth, you can make a tomato be sick by squeezing it. Mhauauau
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Oct 5
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, 2010 at 9:16pm
U4EA
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machineman9 wrote
on Oct 5
th
, 2010 at 4:26pm:
H wrote
on Oct 5
th
, 2010 at 4:05pm:
If it's really offended you -- hanging by noose is rather difficult and more messy.[/color]
If you cut it out a mouth, you can make a tomato be sick by squeezing it. Mhauauau
For 'best' results, I use a plump little cherry tomato.
And use a dry-erase marker to make a nose and eyes.
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Oct 6
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How to peel a banana like a monkey
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Oct 6
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I de-skin my tomatoes using a sledge hammer....
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machineman9 wrote
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, 2010 at 3:39pm:
You can skin a tomato?
Prefer to skin rabbits, they taste better
Matt
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Oct 8
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expat wrote
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th
, 2010 at 12:29pm:
machineman9 wrote
on Oct 5
th
, 2010 at 3:39pm:
You can skin a tomato?
Prefer to skin rabbits, they taste better
Matt
Its a funny old do...
As a cheap meal during the war we used to live on Rabbit Stew, etc, as the main source of meat...
Its got a strange bitter taste, and I never got used to it, even now!
I used to catch them (wire snare), and Mum used to skin and cook them. When they are skinned they look like little naked babies!
Sirloin Steak is much nicer than stewed infant..
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Paul...
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Penthouse Bunny Girls are nice tho'!....
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Oct 8
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You should try it fried up like chicken Paul, with gravy and biscuits. Yummm! I used to raise the little critters for eating. Good on the grill too. But I still prefer venison.
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I agree with skinning small furry animals. Skinning a rabbit pays off in taste so much better than a tomato or banana
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Oct 11
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You are supposed to peel bananas?
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Oct 11
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, 2010 at 11:05pm
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patchz wrote
on Oct 8
th
, 2010 at 3:19pm:
You should try it fried up like chicken Paul, with gravy and biscuits. Yummm! I used to raise the little critters for eating. Good on the grill too. But I still prefer venison.
Rabbit gumbo and venison chili!!!!! Wild greens and a tater on the side! num num num!
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