Flashes (medical symptom): Flashes are visual effects where a person sees sudden flashes of light. (For flashes of warm feelings see hot flashes.) Some of the effects are like flashing lights, an arc of light, or the feeling like a light-bulb has just flashed on and off in the periphery of vision.
Nope, You Don't Have to Peel Carrots, Beets, or Even Squash. I have a confession that would make my culinary school instructor (a mildly terrifying Frenchman from Corsica whom we called âChef Xâ) get red in the face, shout, and pelt me with potatoes: I donât always peel my vegetables. In fact, I rarely do.
How to Prepare Carrots. 1  Work with 1 pound of fresh carrots at a time. 2  Wash, trim, and peel or scrub, if necessary. 3  Cut standard-size carrots into 1/4-inch-thick slices or into strips (1 pound makes about 2-1/2 cups slices or strips).