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How to Use a Melon Baller ... A melon baller is one of those handy gadgets you can't live without. Not only does it create beautiful melon balls, but it can be used for a variety of other purposes in the kitchen. Find out how...
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for apples, you can use the Melon Baller to dig out both ends of the apple, then cut it in half with a knife, then use the Melon Baller again to core it; ... A Melon Baller is a tool designed to scoop melon flesh out in small, perfectly shaped balls, which you then serve in bowls or incorporate into a fruit salad.
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Use a large sharp knife to slice a melon in half. Scoop out seeds and cut into wedges or cubes. Use a melon baller to scoop the fruit to form balls or puree for special recipes. Do not cut a melon or remove the seeds until you are ready to eat it.
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I point my computer to google. I type in "melon baller" and "how to use". Many many sites. "If you don't have a melon baller, use a spoon", the Internet offers helpfully. And, "teach your child to use a melon baller".
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For dressing, use a melon baller or scrape a spoon across the top of the frozen melon mixture to make small scoops. (If too frozen to scoop or scrape, let frozen dressing sit at room temperature for 5 to 10 minutes to soften).
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Information on how to make an easy watermelon basket, boat or fruit basket. ... Watermelon Basket; How to use a Melon Baller; Fruit Salad Recipe ... How to use a Melon Baller...
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Mix the watermelon balls (or pieces, if you don't have a melon baller) with other ripe fresh fruits. To make the handle garnish, thinly slice lemons, limes or oranges and use a toothpick to affix them, along with a grape (pictured), melon ball or cherry, to the watermelon. ... How To Carve A Watermelon Whale...
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