Yes, and I love cantaloupe.
Just look at all that scrumptious dripping juice. Ethan sure does know how to pick 'em.
photo: part of this week's bounty from the Farmer's Market, carved and ready for Sunday fellowship
Sunday, August 23, 2009
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Did you carve it and then put it back together? or did you just make it look like it was all in pieces, put back together? DO TELL!!!! :) Oh... and congrates on your twin pregnancy... if anyone can do it, YOU CAN!!!! ---Patti
ReplyDeletepeppermintpatti: I followed the instructions at http://www.instructables.com/id/Simple_Melon_Carving/, only he uses specialty knives and I free-handed with a paring knife. But if you google "carved cantaloupe," you will find a lot of exquisite carvings that make mine look like a preschool craft.
ReplyDeleteBut this was fairly simple to carve. I mean, simple enough that I was on the cell phone with my mother-in-law the entire time, so you can do it with one shoulder frozen in a shrugged position.
Thanks, Rachel... I'll have to try that... my church congregation will flip!! I am known for my casseroles and very simple fruit crisps for desserts! :)
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