How do you serve honeydew melon?

First off, you may be misunderstanding the word 'ignorant'. An ignorant person is not someone who ignores you. It can refer to someone who refuses to acknowledge facts or inform...

No, you can cut the melon into cubes or chunks, if preferred. A melon baller is just one way of preparing melon, to produce neat spheres of melon flesh.

Yes. You could use it on any fruit soft enough to scoop into balls.

Sure! Serving meatloaf is a great way to celebrate Festivus. Make it your own by serving it with a flavorful gravy.

A ripe honeydew should have a sweet odor even when it’s not cut, which will be especially obvious if you sniff the stem end of the melon. The opposite end...

No, but you can sweeten the underripe melon by tossing it in honey or sugar and letting it sit for a few minutes. Lemon juice will also help bring out...

Start by practicing your toss. Ensure that your toss is consistently going up to a comfortable height straight above your head. Then, let it drop slightly lower than your regular...

Try a kick serve as your second serve. Even if you hit a powerful first serve, it's natural to get a little nervous on the second serve. If you take...

Try this activity to practice your kick serve: Start on the service line, get into the trophy position with a good racket drop, practice your toss, and swing up into...

The kundol (or winter melon) mentioned here in this recipe is the fresh form of the melon.