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I forgot, they also show you this in the SS 2007 SB.cat said:March 2007 Consultant News...page 9. (Cooking Show Teaching Tips!)
(It took me 5 seconds to find it...I can't believe I remembered where it was!! )
To pick a ripe pineapple, look for one that is mostly yellow with a slight green tint and has a sweet, tropical aroma. The leaves on top should also be green and firm. Avoid pineapples that are completely green or have brown spots.
The easiest way to cut a pineapple is to first cut off the top and bottom, then slice off the skin in strips. Next, cut the pineapple into rounds or cubes, depending on your preference. You can also use a pineapple corer to remove the core and create perfect rings.
If you don't have a pineapple corer, you can remove the core by cutting the pineapple into quarters and then cutting out the core from each piece. You can also use a paring knife to cut around the core in a circular motion.
Yes, you can store a cut pineapple in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. It's best to store it in its own juices to maintain its freshness.
Pineapple can be used in various recipes, both sweet and savory. Some ideas include adding it to fruit salad, grilling it for a tasty side dish, blending it into a tropical smoothie, or using it as a topping for pizza or tacos. You can also use it to make homemade pineapple salsa or chutney.