How To Slice Every Fruit | Method Mastery | Epicurious
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Published 2019-11-06
00:00 Intro
00:40 Grapes
01:01 Strawberry
01:30 Fig
01:57 Plum
02:27 Lime
02:46 Lemon
03:18 Kiwi Berry
03:38 Longan
04:07 Gooseberry
04:26 Prickly Pear
04:52 Star Fruit
05:12 Rambutan
05:44 Passion Fruit
06:01 Mandarin Orange
06:16 Persimmon
06:45 Pepino Melon
07:15 Quince
08:01 Cherimoya
08:23 Apple
08:46 Dragonfruit
09:23 Avocado
10:32 Peach
11:11 Pomegranate
11:46 Orange
12:18 Yellow Plantain
13:03 Green Plantain
13:51 Mango
15:12 Grapefruit
15:55 Durian
16:48 Papaya
17:41 Pineapple
19:12 Cantaloupe
20:00 Pomelo
20:46 Pumpkin
21:21 Honeydew
22:03 Watermelon
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How To Slice Every Fruit | Method Mastery | Epicurious
All Comments (21)
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The "audience" reactions makes me feel like I'm watching a comedy sitcom
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I love how everyone’s complaining about the audiences voice while I’m over here questioning why I just watched half an hour of how to cut fruit
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If I were a fruit, I'd have a crush on the dragonfruit. Beautiful interior.
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important note about the prickly pear, the one he sliced in this video already had the spikes removed, if you find one growing you need to remove them yourself (you can find methods online) and DO NOT touch it before you have, even if it doesn't look like there are spikes where you're grabbing there are incredibly small ones covering the entire thing in addition to the big ones that you can see, use tongs instead if you find one in a store it probably has the spikes removed already
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Title: How to slice EVERY fruits. Coconut in the distance: "I'm ok"
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Chef: "first you have to....." Audience: " HAAAHAHAHA"
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Thank you for the time-stamps! I thought the audience reactions were unnecessary but I do appreciate the time spent editing this video. Great job 👏
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His gooseberry is actually a physalis, also known as a groundcherry or a cape gooseberry. I had to look it up when he said it was a gooseberry and it looked nothing like the green berries my grandparents grew, which are also called gooseberries (from the ribes plant family).
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Me: - Learn how to slice different fruits ❌ - Learn the actual names of different fruits ✔
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Frank: this is a grape Audience: "woOoOoOoOoOoOoOoooooOoOOOw"
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this is probably my favourite youtube video ever
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This is so helpful, but I can’t overstate how much simpler it is to cut a lot of these fruits with a very sharp knife (looking at you, pineapple). I avoided buying pineapples for the longest time because they were so hard to cut. Finally bought a set of very sharp knives a couple years ago (the same he uses in this video) and it makes cutting pineapple and melons a breeze!
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Screen: LEMON Audience: LEMEN Chef: This is a lemon
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Chef: I will show you two ways to cut a pomegranate. Shows only one. Alright then keep your secrets.
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have had this video saved for 3 years and just had a moment where I needed it- thanks!
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Something about watching a man teaching me how to slice fruit for 23 minutes makes me happy
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Everybody’s talking about the audience but no ones talking about how genuine this man is being
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I swear they hired the audience from lord farquaad and fiona's wedding
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I just bought a bunch of fruits ro prepare for a smoothi cleanse and this video was really helpful for me. Thank you for saving me time and a bunch of youtube searches, its much appreciated! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
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I loved all of these. One that I would change is the pomegranate though- if you score the outside into quarters and open it up that way, then you can keep all the juice in :)
