decorticated (Meaning)

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decorticated (imp. & p. p.)

of Decorticate

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The chef decorticated the pineapple skillfully, removing the tough outer layer to reveal the sweet fruit inside.
The researchers decorticated the hemp seeds to extract the nutritious inner kernels for their study.
After harvesting, the farmers decorticated the coconuts to separate the fibrous husk from the edible flesh.
She decorticated the sunflower seeds to prepare them for roasting, discarding the shells.
In the lab, scientists decorticated the grains to analyze their nutritional content more accurately.
The process of decortication involves removing the outer layers of certain seeds and grains to access their valuable nutrients.
He carefully decorticated the almonds, ensuring the removal of the outer hulls before using them in baking.
The factory workers decorticated the soybeans to extract the soy protein isolate for food processing.
Before grinding, coffee beans need to be decorticated to remove the parchment-like outer layer.
Decorticated wheat grains are commonly used in the production of refined flour, devoid of their outer bran layers.

of Decorticate

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The chef decorticated the pineapple skillfully, removing the tough outer layer to reveal the sweet fruit inside.

The researchers decorticated the hemp seeds to extract the nutritious inner kernels for their study.

After harvesting, the farmers decorticated the coconuts to separate the fibrous husk from the edible flesh.

She decorticated the sunflower seeds to prepare them for roasting, discarding the shells.