(1) So you look in the genes for the effect you're after - in this case, a thin rind , no seeds, and sweeter flesh - then you target those traits.

(2) Made in 8-ounce rounds, the cheese has a distinctive orange-colored rind , the result of a special aging technique.

(3) Those were the melons she served on the fancy white plates with the silver rims, a generous quarter pre-sliced along the rind so we had only to cut off chunks with our spoons.

(4) He was sucking a lemon, but had finished it and threw away the rind , folding his arms across his chest.

(5) The fruit has a thick, greenish yellow rind .

(6) Jeffries was flensing the rind free

(7) I used to watch them felling trees, and sometimes I would be allowed to rind the tree trunks.

(8) But I was allowed to watch as she guided the long blade through the cantaloupe's golden-netted rind to the cutting board.

(9) After a few rounds of heating and pickling in acid the silver would be brought to the surface of the coin in a thin rind , and give the coin a brilliant silvery appearance.

(10) Decorate with fine shreds of orange rind

(11) Pecorino Romano has a white, waxy rind

(12) It's a strong aged cheese with a pale orange rind .

(13) Be careful to only get the outer rind , not the bitter pith.

(14) Curls of bacon rind were left on his plate

(15) Grate the rind from the two large oranges and squeeze out the juice.

(16) Sean says grated lemon rind adds a delicious sweet and sour taste to the berries.

(17) When the meat ran out they had to rind trees and chew the inner bark for nourishment

(18) This cheese has a bloomy rind and a fluffy, mellow center.

(19) In the meat market you can buy mattaq - whale rind from a humpback whale.

(20) Cinnamon is actually the dried tree bark from young branches, separated from the cork and outer rind .