cored

• “Fill with the apples, peeled and cored and finely sliced, and sweeten to taste with sugar.”

  The Huffington Post: Carolyn Scott: St. Patrick's Day Hangover Fighting Foods

• “My version of Dan Lepard's lovely mincemeat and apple pies.plain flour 350g, plus extra for rollinglight, soft brown sugar 75gbaking powder 1 tspfine salt ½ tspground ginger 2 tspunsalted butter cold, cut into small cubescold milk 225mlmincemeat 400gBramley apples 2, peeled, cored and finely diceddemerara sugar to finishPut the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and ginger in a mixing bowl, toss in the butter and stir in the milk.”

  The Guardian: Nigel Slater's mincemeat pasties and lamb recipes

• “I carried them home from the farmers market, cored them, and stuffed them with currants, brown sugar, almonds, a little butter, and then baked them for about an hour.”

  unexpected broken heart « bindu wiles

• “At least once a month, I was not permitted to start my homework until I had peeled, cored, and sliced enough apples for several pies.”

  The Huffington Post: Heather Taylor: Chef Speak: Three Babes Bakeshop

• “They cored out zucchini, tomatoes, green peppers; millions of hands rolled grape leaves in Basra, Mosul, Baghdad, Sulaymaniya, Erbil, and a thousand villages across Iraq.”

  Simon & Schuster: Day of Honey

• “Red jasper cored from layers 3.46 billion years old suggests that not only did the oceans contain abundant oxygen then, but that the atmosphere was as oxygen rich as it is today, according to geologists.”

  2009 November - Telic Thoughts

• “Ingredients 12 Early Girl tomatoes, cored and rough-chopped”

  The Wall Street Journal: Throwing a Large Dinner Party

• “Arrange the cored apples upright in a snug baking dish.”

  The Washington Post: I Spice: Chamomile

• “Her body convulses and she pulls the emergency cored.”

  Fictionaut: Last Stop To Dream

• “All of his arguments are cored around this guys death.”

  Intelligently-Designed Narratives: Mythicism as History-Stopper

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