Carrot Flower Garnish



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     Carrot Flower Garnish, Vegetable Garnish

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Carrots are so colorful and make great edible garnishes
I used a knife to carve flowers from large carrot slices, they can be placed on individual dinner plates or
use them to enhance a buffet table, they look great no matter where you use them

Carrot Flower Garnish
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Carrots, peeled, sliced 1-inch thick, 3 are needed per plate
Vegetable oil


Place a carrot slice on cutting board with largest cut end facing up. Use a sharp paring knife to make an X, cutting down vertically about two-thirds of the way, do not cut completely through. You should have 4 divisions.

Carve each division into rounded petals; cut out the centers to resemble flowers. Slice a small amount off the bottom at a slight angle so that they will sit on the plate at an angle. Repeat this process until all are carved.

Put in boiling salted water until they are soft but still firm; plunge into ice water; drain, towel dry and coat garnishes with a small amount of oil.

Garnish
with parsley or rosemary and serve with a main entree or salads or a sandwich.

Wine recommendation: Pinot Gris; Chardonnay





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