We recommend eating raw dragon fruit by chilling them, cutting them in half, squeezing on a little fresh lemon or lime juice and then scooping the inner flesh out with a spoon (as you would a kiwi).
Dragon fruit’s subtle flavor allows it to be used with just about any fruit, but they are often paired with citrus fruits because they impart extra acidity (either tossed with orange/Clementine wedges or lemon, lime juice).
Chopped dragon fruit are often used in fruit salads. The fruit can be pureed for use in sorbet as a refreshing palate cleanser.
Dragon fruit juice is good as a beverage by itself, but can also be added to other cold or frozen drinks (try it in smoothies!), blended in cocktails (particularly tequila-based ones), made into wine, or turned into a syrup.
