onion skins and peelings still have nutrients in them
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At Easter, eggs are colored using onion skins rather than paint.
I learned that a lot of colour can come from onion skins.
Easter traditions include coloring eggs and making decorations from onion skins and herbs.
Why not put them in a liquidiser (minus onion skin), add bouillon cube, a teaspoon of cornflour, milk, seasoning.
Continuous layers of nacre grow like onion skins around the particle.
For custom orders, choose from handmade papers that include collards, green tea leaves or onion skins.
Since coming home, I have had a pot of onion skins on my stove constantly.
Shut it out behind luminous lids filtering light like onion skin.
The onion skins have now joined the shopping on the floor.
Pieces of real onion skin are sandwiched in plastic film.
1.1usually onionskinmass nounVery fine smooth translucent paper.
半透明薄纸
the screenplay is so thin it could have been printed on onionskin
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We'd get the thinnest onion skin you could find and make copies.
Too bad the moviemaker and his screenwriter aren't on the same piece of onionskin.
Typically, very thin originals, such as those on onion skin or similar papers, are the most prone to problems.
Is your manuscript written in copperplate across twenty-seven violet-scented onionskin pages?
What he saw on the onionskin that had passed through Dutton's decrepit typewriter left him literally incredulous.
You want to create multiple layers, as if you were using onion skin paper, not kindergarten easel paper.
The diary is in patterned paper with an onion skin wrapper, facsimile materials bound in, some folding.
The paper was onion skin, a thin, tough paper different from the very thin tissue used for train orders, but also intended for typing in multiple copies.
Train orders were copied on onionskin off the sounder.
This is a photocopied onionskin document is titled UFO Sovereignty Over Air Space: A Defense Intelligence Problem.