Green Onion Garnish
Vegetable Garnish

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Garnish: Vegetable garnishes, Green Onion Garnish









these are easy to make, put one on each plate with the Main Entree ...
you could use the same technique to make celery brushes.  
Even if you don't have the time or inclination to do anything fancy with a food, remember the traditional garnishes that can set off a meal such as parsley sprigs, oliveslices, red or green pepper slices, hard-cooked egg slices, cherry tomatoes, spiced apple rings and radishes...  the list is endless what you can do.

Green Onion Garnish
recipe and photograph by www.finedinings.com




Green Onion (scallion), one per person

Cut root end off and discard. Starting about 1-inch away from the green part, make several lengthwise close together cuts in the white part toward the root end. Cut off and discard the green stalk leaving about a 1-inch uncut section of the white part above the cuts you just made.

Place a plastic twist around the uncut section to hold it together. Place in ice water until ready to use, the thin cuts will flair out and curl up slightly making a brush.  Remove plastic twist and serve.

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