CUTTING A PUMPKIN | Easy Method | Chef's Technique

[@Deleo188]

Managed to chop my first ever pumpkin! What a great video! Thank you so much!!

[@zoetmiaoww1959]

OMG I chopped a whole pumpkin for the first time in my life after watching your video - I have been terrified of trying to chop a pumpkin for decades and always have to wait for hubby to come home and chop it up or buy pre-chopped pieces - now I can do it myself - THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

It is just about knowing the right techniques... glad you can now do this yourself! 💪

[@nicmic5551]

Thank you so much for the demo. Nice. 🎉

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

You're welcome, hopefully that is helpful for you

[@moonbeam9901]

Great advice. Thank you

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@chris-adams-tas]

Sage advice. Lots of useful tips. Thanks for sharing R.K. and good to see no jewellery or watches on the actor. Tip: after halving it, scoop out the seeds. It saves effort later on.

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

Great idea. Thanks for watching

[@igotasourmind8781]

Thank you kind sir 🙏🏼

[@zennabella1676]

THANKS, I MIGHT TRY YOUR TECHNIQUE NEXT TIME I BUY A WHOLE PUMPKIN. I ALWAYS STRUGGLE WHEN CUTTING A WHOLE PUMPKIN. I EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT USING A HAMMER ON ONE, PERHAPS THAT MIGHT SOUND A BIT DRASTIC. SO DONT RUSH IT, AND TAKE IT EASY AND START FROM THE VERY MIDDLE. THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD.

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

You can always freeze pumpkin as well which is a handy tip my mum gave me, I must admit it works really well, is worth the effort, saves spoilage and money.

[@sanesthumanbeingcopium1687]

Thanks❤

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

You're welcome 😊

[@gardenkitchenmusic]

Nice❤

[@rachaelnic4851]

Thanku

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

You're welcome

[@tkarz]

Music's too loud, shame as dont even realy need the music

[@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse]

Thanks for watching

[@VerzatileDev]

Really dull knife

[@tracywodonga8112]

Have you ever cut a Jarrahdale? They are incredibly tough on the outside

[@VerzatileDev]

@@tracywodonga8112 I have, and still that is a dull knife

[@tracywodonga8112]

@@VerzatileDev Sometimes I think an axe would be better! I use a very sharp thin knife - but some people swear by a serrated knife, I was looking to see what others use - out of interest, what do you prefer?