Hi First of all peaches don't have segments. Citrus fruit such as Oranges and grapefruits do. Anyway...First take a paring knife - that is the small (roughly 1.5 inch blade) and cut the peach in half. Grasp each half of the peach gently and turn in opposite directions - this should free the stone from one half of the peach. Set this half aside. Then, to remove the stone - BE CAREFUL - set the half still attached to the stone on a counter and strike the stone with your paring knife. Hold the peach in your palm and rotate the knife. The stone should now be easily removed. You can now proceed slicing each half of the peach. Place the peach with with the end that was attached to the stem facing away from you. You should begin slicing the peach at an angle which should reach 90 degrees once you get to the top of the peach continue slicing evenly to form uniform pieces. Hope this helps you! Sorry if I was too specific - I went to the Culinary Institute of America and...Food is my thing!
Best Wishes and Happy Peach Slicing!
The number of peaches in a cup depends entirely on the size of the peaches and whether and how they are cut up.
No, peaches can not carry worms. But on occassion you will find a peach where a worm has eaten into it. Just cut that part out. You won't get worms from eating peaches.
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no they are stone fruits... Citrus fruits have segments you can find them in lemons, grapefruit, lime and oranges, which ARE citrus fruits
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you would cut them. then season them.finally, put them in a hot pot or in refrdgerator.
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The only whole number is 11 segments of the pie.
2 peaches This would have to be very small peaches. Measuring a fresh peach in a recipe or diet replacement, it would be 1 AVERAGE peach to meaure 1 cup of peaches. Using purchased/processed peaches which are diced, it would still be 1 peach per 1 cup. If you are processing (canning), removing the pit and quartering the fruit, you would be able to get 2 peaches in a pint jar.