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Using a sharp knife, cut about a half-inch slice off each end so that the fruit can stand on end.
- Slice off strips of the peel, pith, and outer membrane, working from top to bottom around the fruit.
- Working over a bowl, cut between the inner membranes to separate out the segments.
- If the recipe calls for juice, squeeze the cut-off top and bottom and the leftover inner membranes.
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Posted by FP&S on May 6, 2010 at 15:41
It is the most visual appealing. Presentation is everything!
Posted by Francesca on May 6, 2010 at 10:05
That’s how I see chefs do it. Does the fruit taste any better that way, or is it just the most efficient way to segment fruit?