I found that the "Asian" way is the least wasteful. It takes a little bit time, but you’ll have plenty more pineapple to munch on. After a bit of practice you will do it in no time.
I start with sharpening my knife. The sharper the knife the easier it will be to do this.
This is the result after I removed all the eyes. Very pretty huh? I would then rinse it and rub it in with some salt. This is a trick my friend taught me. Sometimes when you eat a lot of pineapple your mouth gets itchy. The salt somehow makes it less itchy or not itchy at all.
I sliced the pineapple in half and then in quarters. Make sure you remove the hard inner core. These will give your “canh chua” (sweet and sour fish soup) great flavor, so don’t throw it away put pop them in the freezer.

After I quartered the pineapple I tarred it to bite size pieces and pilled them high on a plate. The only thing missing is a salt and chili pepper mixture to enhance the sweet flavor of the pineapple.
The three of us finished this plate after dinner, but if you have some left over, you can put it in the fridge for the next day or put it in the freezer. Pineapple can be frozen quite well and they will be great in smoothies.
The three of us finished this plate after dinner, but if you have some left over, you can put it in the fridge for the next day or put it in the freezer. Pineapple can be frozen quite well and they will be great in smoothies.
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