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Start boiling water in a large sauté pan. Then, cut the rinds into bite-size pieces. Add the rinds to the boiling water, return the water back to a boil, and cook the watermelon for 20 to 25 minutes ...

The watermelon season is almost here. The vibrant red and juicy fruit is one of the top picks during warm weather for its high water content, texture, and taste. Moreover, true to its name, watermelon ...