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The ingredients needed to cook How to Pit Cherries:
- Use 1 Japanese or American cherries
- Prepare 1 Crab fork
Instructions to make How to Pit Cherries:
- Taadaa!! This is our special gadget. It's the spoon/fork(?) used to extract flesh from a crab!!
- Remove the stem from the cherry, then insert the small end of the crab fork into the hole.
- To prevent pulling up flesh along with the pit, scrape around it in a circle, then use the fork to lever the pit up and out of the cherry.
- I was able to pit it cleanly!
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