Jack Miller

To peel a watermelon radish, start by scrubbing the skin clean under cool running water.   Then use a sharp knife or a vegetable peeler to remove the outer layer just like you would with a carrot.   If you’ve ever wondered how to peel a watermelon radish without losing that beautiful magenta interior, the … Read more

You can peel a watermelon whole by first removing both ends, then standing it upright and slicing the rind away from top to bottom in strips.   It sounds tricky, but once you know how to peel a watermelon whole, the process takes just a few minutes and leaves you with a clean, fully naked … Read more

You can open a watermelon without a knife by using a few simple household items and a bit of strategic force.   It sounds impossible at first because watermelons have that thick, tough rind.   But if you understand how the fruit is built, you’ll see that you don’t actually need a sharp blade to … Read more

You can muddle watermelon by cutting it into chunks and gently pressing it with a muddler or the back of a spoon to release its juice.   Muddling watermelon is a simple technique that works whether you’re making a refreshing cocktail, a mocktail, or even a flavored water.   If you’ve ever wondered how to … Read more

You can manually pollinate watermelon by transferring pollen from the male flower to the female flower using a small brush or your fingertips.   It sounds a bit hands-on, but once you know what you’re looking at, manually pollinating watermelon is actually pretty simple.   Watermelons produce separate male and female flowers on the same … Read more