The heat of summer can be brutal, but there's always the refreshing balm of hot weather treats. Cooling off means ice cream, frozen cocktails, and perhaps the most ubiquitous summertime ...
Rather than buying it pre-cut (which is expensive), here are our Test Kitchen tips for cutting wedges, cubes and sticks, plus how to make melon balls. Fresh watermelon is a sweet sign of summer, ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When summer is in full swing, there's nothing quite like biting into a perfectly ripe watermelon. But while this enormous fruit is absolutely ...
With this easy-to-follow guide, you can slice up watermelon for your favorite summer recipes. First, start off by placing the melon on a work surface "with the stem end facing sideways," so that it ...
Hooray, it's watermelon season. How were you taught to pick the best one? My mother is a thumper. Are you? To find a ripe one, she places her ear close to the rind, flicks it with her middle finger, ...
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There's something magical about a ripe, juicy watermelon in the heart of summer. It’s a delightful treat that captures the ...
There is no wrong way to cut and eat a watermelon, but certain techniques can ensure you get the perfect wedge, chunk or ball, depending on your preference. But first things, first: Yes, you need to ...
So, you've picked the perfect watermelon at the grocery store and now you're ready to dig in. The only problem is, how do you cut a watermelon? Well, you can try your best and go at it with a regular ...
A game-changing method that cuts the fruit into sticks. It's less messy than traditional methods. It's easy to turn the sticks into cubes, if that's what you need. Though fresh, juicy watermelon is ...
Watermelon is a popular summer fruit. Photo Credit: iStock Who doesn't love a juicy slice of watermelon on a hot summer day? But let's face it, cutting through that thick rind can sometimes feel like ...