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The parer is also very light and easy to clean.

Some passages were supplied in the 15th century on cotton parer.

"You have to know what you're looking for," Ms. Parer said.

David Parer is an award-winning Australian natural history film maker.

Parer spent the summers of 1970 and 1972 in Antarctica studying cosmic rays.

Parer was born in Melbourne, and developed an interest in aviation at an early age.

"I seem to have gone to excess," Ms. Parer said.

If the stalks are very thick, they are better peeled with a vegetable parer.

Using a sharp knife or vegetable parer, slice zucchini into thin ribbons.

A rare stamped wrought-iron apple parer made in 1831 was sold for $2,420.

Parer however was not reappointed to the Second Howard Ministry.

Inside her house over a cup of tea, Ms. Parer explained how she helps customers narrow their choices.

A friend to spot you ("parer" in French).

He is the nephew of Australian war photographer Damien Parer.

The kiosk was proposed and operated by Francis Parer.

I phoned the owner, Robin Parer, right away.

Thicker asparagus stalks are better if they are peeled with a vegetable parer before being cooked.

Using a vegetable parer or grapefruit spoon, scoop out the pulp, forming a little boat with the exterior.

By mid-1942 Parer was in New Guinea ready to cover the fighting against the Japanese.

Damien Parer is credited for the following films:

Incorporates film of the battle by Damien Parer.

The word parachute comes from the French words parer meaning to protect and chute meaning fall carefully down making sure you are safe.

With a cheese parer or truffle cutter, cut the truffle in very thin slices.

Ms. Parer encourages customers to phone before placing orders online so she can confirm that the plants they want will thrive in their gardens.

Top each serving with four or five thin shavings of Parmesan cheese (use a cheese parer for this) and serve.