Fruit Carving Technique

Artistic chefs in Thailand, China, and Japan have been carving fruits and vegetables into astounding shapes for many centuries. Most designs require nothing more than a sharp paring knife and a fruit or vegetable of your choice. With enough practice, you can turn these simple ingredients into everything from attractive garnishes, to statuesque centerpieces.

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Select a fruit. You may use any fruit with a firm, hard rind, and no noticeable bruising or soft spots. Waterfruits are often used for this purpose due to their size, but any large, hard fruit will work.

Slice a small portion off the base of the fruit. Use the sharpest knife you have, for best control over the carving. Begin by using the knife to cut a small section on one end of the fruit, so it will remain in one position

Draw a pattern on the fruit. Use a fine permanent market to trace a pattern onto the fruit, such as the silhouette of a swan head and wings. You may draw a pattern freehand, but many people prefer to cut out a paper stencil and trace it.

Cut along the pattern. Insert the knife into the rind anywhere on the permanent marker lines, and methodically cut through the entire pattern. Depending on the hardness of the rind and the sharpness of the knife, you may slice along the pattern, or use a back-and-forth sawing motion. Be sure to cut through the entire rind, into the flesh underneath.

Remove the remaining rind. Once the whole pattern is cut out, the portions of the rind that won't stay on the fruit can be removed. If necessary, make an additional round or oblong cut around the top of the fruit, in order to open it up into a bowl shape. Carefully pull these portions off the fruit, wiggling or cutting if necessary to detach it from the fruit flesh inside.

Hollow out the fruit. Use a fruit baller to remove all the flesh from the fruit. Scrape the inside surfaces so only the rind remains, or a thin layer of flesh if you enjoy the variation in color.

Fill the bowl. Fruit salad is probably the most common filling for a fruit bowl. Serve this on-theme dessert immediately, or store it in the refrigerator. Alternatively, use the bowl to hold snacks, a trifle, or any other filling.

Carve a lid for your bowl (optional). If the top portion of the fruit you removed came off intact, you may carve a pattern in it. This can be placed on top of the fruit bowl for an attractive lid. This is entirely optional, and most commonly used for abstract designs. If your pattern is more realist, such as the popular swan silhouette, a lid may detract from the design or make it harder to distinguish.

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