Do More With Melon
Categories: Food and Nutrition
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First, think about pairings, and go beyond the typical fruit salad combos. Think about prosciutto, avocado, honey and syrups, herbs like tarragon or basil, regular salads or whatever else comes to mind. Could some honeydew add a new flavor to your favorite smoothie? Can you see yourself chilling out with a watermelon-flavored popsicle?
As is often the case, Martha Stewart has the answer. Over at wholeliving.com, you'll find recipes for everything from Watermelon Gazpacho (a soup that combines delicious veggies with juicy watermelon) to Easy Melon Sorbet (a delicious frozen dessert that doesn't require any special tools beyond a food processor).
Got a favorite melon recipe? Or are you a melon purist, believing that melon should only be eaten fresh and on its own?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Lori 7-08-2009 @ 10:41AM
I am not a purist with melons, but I do tend to eat them alone just because I love the flavor! Or in fruit salad. They are perfect to blend into smoothies, though!
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Chelsea 7-08-2009 @ 12:02PM
I love a watermelon and boccocini cheese salad with a rd wine vinaigrette, the sweetness of the melon with the tartness of the dressing is awesome!
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