Chef Adrienne Cheatham breaks down everything there is to know about getting the most out of melons. From knowing how to tell when each is ripe to demonstrating a few crowd-pleasing ways to serve them up, chef Adrienne will get you up-to-speed on every aspect of working with melons in the kitchen.
Director: Gunsel Pehlivan
Director of Photography: Kevin Dynia
Editor: Boris Khaykin
Host and Expert: Adrienne Cheatham
Director of Culinary Production: Kelly Janke
Coordinating Producer: Tommy Werner
Culinary Producer: Kat Boytsova
Line Producer: Jen McGinity
Associate Producer: Michael Cascio, Dimitri Lazarashvili
Production Manager: Janine Dispensa
Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Hymes
Camera Operator: Jake Robbins
Audio: Kurt Pierce
Production Assistant: Nikki Ligos
Hair & Make Up: Nina Blue
Culinary Assistant: Jessica Do, Leslie Raney
Research Director: Ryan Harrington
Copy and Recipe Editor: Vivian Jao
Post Production Supervisor: Stephanie Cardone
Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter
Supervising Editor: Eduardo Araujo
Assistant Editor: Billy Ward
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0:00 Introduction
0:20 A Brief Note On The Family
0:57 Chapter 1 – Cucumis
1:03 Cantaloupe
2:51 Tuscan Cantaloupe
4:04 Honeydew
5:49 Canary Melon
7:18 Galia Melon
8:54 Ivory Gaya Melon
10:09 Zerbinati Sun Sweet
12:20 Hami Melon
13:47 Crenshaw Melon
15:28 Korean Melon
16:41 Christmas Melon
17:48 Chapter 2 – Citrullus
17:50 Watermelon
19:47 Yellow Watermelon
21:28 Wrap Up
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Wait, for the watermelon section she said those outer coating of seeds a perfectly safe to eat. Does that mean watermelon seeds ARENT safe to eat?!?!?!
Everything I was though to be true, only to be told it's a lie, is actually a truth!!!
I don’t even like melon, but love this series.
Missing: Casaba and Charentais. I have been calling Christmas melons "Crenshaws" until I saw this video.😞
Herbs or Berries should be next. Lot of interesting varieties.
Honeydew and cantaloupe is trash fruit.
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🍉 🍈 Most underrated fruits of all time 😭
Cheers from San Diego California
Nice Melons!!! Sorry, I couldn’t resist.
I’ve been waiting for one of these type of videos to come out again😭 they’re always so interesting
I love her so much! I don’t even care about melons but I love watching her 🙂 my teachers should watch and take notes.
Арбузов гораздо больше видов. Я ждала, а вы не показали даже "Черный принц".
you also forgot that prepping them cold is way better less mess and less lost juices cleaner cuts
there is an oblong and huge 20lbs+ seedy watermelon it is the sweetest of all melons and watermelons
It’s impossible not to love her, and not get as excited as she does about every discovery of flavor with each bite. Definitely going to try and get hold of a couple of these to try out some of the recipes. So informative! Thanks!
In Europe limelons are a kinda new thing, I'm surprised they weren't mentioned 😅
This woman's enthusiasm for melon is intoxicating.
love watching these at 3 am
She's very smart and informative so I'm not mad–but bruh why's she been the only person in Epicurious videos lately lol
Nice melons 👀🍈🍈