Lemon Rose Garnish
yellow rind is peeled into a long strip then rolled up making a flower

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Many a time I have juiced a lemon then discarded it....   not any more...    
I have discovered they make great decorations on most any plate. 

you can make them big or small, it doesn't matter the size, 

Just peel the rind with a sharp knife like you would an apple in a continuous strip, 
set on a dinner plate or make several to decorate a buffet dish or party tray
they can be made ahead of time, covered and refrigerated until ready to use...   aren't they cute!

Lemon Rose Garnishes
this recipe and photograph was created by me... Peggy Bucholz,  www.finedinings.com

 



1 small lemon

Using a sharp utility knife, start at the top cutting the yellow rind only (do not include any white part) approximately 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch wide in a continuous unbroken strip, making the cuts jagged and wavy as your knife is cutting.

Coil the strip in a circle, skin side out as tightly as possible. Turn it over (upside down) and place one off to the side on each dinner plate and serve with your main entree; or make several for a buffet or picnic dish.







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