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Floating Radish Flowers ( Vegetable Carvings)


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Floating Radish Flowers ( Vegetable Carvings)


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These pearly white flowers floating on a bed of shinly coloured marbles are sure to bedazzle any rangoli ideas.

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Floating Radish Flowers ( Vegetable Carvings) recipe - How to make Floating Radish Flowers ( Vegetable Carvings)

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Christmas

Preparation Time:    Cooking Time:    Total Time:     1Makes 1 flower

Ingredients

Suitable Garnish For
centre piece decoration on a dining table

What You Will Need
2 white onions
1 red radish
chopping board
knife
scissor
pins
Method
    Method
  1. Peel the onion and trim off the edge from both the ends, using a knife.
  2. Hold the onion in one hand and beginning from the centre of one and make a slit uptil the centre portion of the other end. Leaving around ¼” width make another cut similarly.
  3. Gently remove the onion peels one by one with your hands.
  4. Using a knife, cut the onion peels into a leaf shape, using a scissor. Make 8 to 10 such onion peels (leaves) and keep aside.
  5. Take a red radish and trim off the tip from the tapering end, using a knife so that the radish can stand on a flat base.
  6. Leaving around 1 to 1½ cm from the top remove the remaining peel, using a knife.
  7. This is how the red radish (pollen) looks like after peeling.
  8. Using a knife, make a thin wedge by piercing the knife v-shape and remove the wedge in between the cuts. Make such more cuts at regular intervals parallel to the first one.
  9. Make similar cuts in the opposite direction and remove the radish pieces in between the wedges.
  10. Immerse the onion peels (leaves) and the red radish (pollen) in ice-cold water for 15 minutes to make them crisp.
  11. Attach and arrange the onion peels (leaves) just below the red portion on the red radish (pollen) using pins.
  12. Place in a bowl full of coloured stones and water to make an attractive arrangement.



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