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How to pick tuscan melon Videos
- 1. How to Choose and Cut a Tuscan Melon
- 2. Napoli F1 Tuscan Style Melon
- 3. How to Pick the Perfect Melon
- 4. The Produce Beat - Mixed Melons
- 5. How to Pick a Ripe Melon
- 6. Produce Geek - Tuscan Cantaloupes, How to know when they are ripe.
- 7. How to select in-season Tuscan melons
- 8. How to pick a cantaloupe
How to Choose and Cut a Tuscan Melon
THW Distilled Ep5 : Choosing and Cutting a Tuscan Melon Chef Michael Reyes shows you how to pick a ripe Tuscan melon and cut it various ways in Episode 5 ...
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thehungrywinos
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on 14 Sep 2011
@TheFudgesiclefilms that's what I said! :p - Josh
Zack Trunzo
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on 14 Sep 2011
Yay melons!
iPhone44iphone4
commented
on 14 Sep 2011
Amazing!
Napoli F1 Tuscan Style Melon
This melon features 14-16% brix with fantastic flavor. Weighing 4.5-6 lbs., Napoli exhibits a bright orange flesh, a tight, compact cavity, naked sutures and strong ...
How to Pick the Perfect Melon
Being a good cook means understanding ingredients and how to select fresh product. This tip will teach you how to pick ripe melons. Visit //www.chefs.edu ...
The Produce Beat - Mixed Melons
Muskmelons (mixed) are here for the summer: Gala, Tuscan. Orange Flesh and more! What's the difference between them all? How do you pick a sweet melon?
How to Pick a Ripe Melon
Produce Geek - Tuscan Cantaloupes, How to know when they are ripe.
In search of a flavorful melon? One that is unlikely to disappoint? Try Tuscan-Style Cantaloupes which are in peak season during June, July and August.
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Chuck Brunner
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on 10 Jun 2013
Looking forward to cutting one!
How to select in-season Tuscan melons
Carmelo Sigona of Sigona's Farmers Markets talks about the "ugliest," but the sweetest melon in the store: the Tuscan melon. Coming from Dixon, Calif., this ...
How to pick a cantaloupe
Easy Details on how to pick a ripe juicy perfect melon.
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Godgrowsit
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on 23 Jan 2013
lol i thought you were really gonna go to the garden and pick them! i grew
my own and pick them when they turned orange and no green lines were there
then let them sit for a few more days indoors. These are tuson muskmelons
you have i think. they are wonderful Thanks for all the good info. :)
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