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Rind

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Culinary UsesPlay
The word 'rind' is often used in cooking to refer to the outer layer that might be grated or zested for flavor. SlideShe grated some orange rind to add zest to the cake.
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Not Always EdiblePlay
'Rind' can describe a layer that is not meant to be eaten, such as on hard cheeses or certain melons. SlideYou should discard the watermelon rind; it's tough and not very tasty.
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Thickness VariesPlay
The thickness of a rind can differ greatly, from the thin skin of an apple to the thick rind of a winter squash. SlideThe pumpkin had a hard, thick rind that was difficult to cut through.