The Steps


Intro:
Before you begin
Step 1:
Walk through the market stand
Step 2:
Learn to see
Step 3:
Have a feel, but don't crush it
Step 4:
Shake them up a bit
Step 5:
Sound them out
Step 6:
Follow your intuition



Time


Unknown, but 5 minutes or so down a dead end should tell you to try another store.

 

Food and Drink


2torial #0575:
Learn2 Pick a Melon

Cantaloupes, not cannonballs! And honeydews, not honeydon'ts!

An experienced gardener knows the best way to pick a ripe melon: grasp it firmly, give a tug and a twist. If it falls easily off the vine into your hand, it's ripe. If you haven't managed to sow that melon patch you've been daydreaming about, stop by your local farmer's market or the neighborhood grocery. While not all varieties of melon follow the same guidelines, the following tips will help you choose among the cantaloupes and honeydews with confidence.

Before You Begin

When buying in season, check around town for great deals: prices often plummet as quality and availability peak. Out-of-season buying usually means paying more for less, but you might get lucky.

Go 2Step 1



 


#0489
Open a Jar

#0505
Choose a Kitchen Knife

#0572
Poach an Egg

#0584
Choose Wine

#0602
Open a Coconut

#0695
Shuck Oysters

 

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