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Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Preparing Carrots
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Preparing Root Vegetables
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Slicing Kohlrabi
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Slicing Radishes
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Slicing Sweet Potato
Ideas for Vegetable Flower Arrangements
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Making Turnip Flowers
Storing Vegetable Flowers
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Making Kohlrabi Petals
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Making Kohlrabi Flowers
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Shaping Sweet Potato Flowers
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Making Sweet Potato Flowers
Picking Containers for Edible Vegetable Arrangements
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Preparing Vegetable Stems
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Slicing Peppers & Cauliflower
Lining Containers for Vegetable Arrangements
Shaping an Edible Vegetable Arrangement
Edible Vegetable Arrangement: Adding Cauliflower
Edible Arrangements: Adding Vegetable Flowers
Storing Edible Vegetable Arrangements
Summary: If your looking for a unique way to display a vegetable tray, make flowers out of vegetables. Learn how to store vegetable flowers in this free video clip about party appetizer platters.
Karen Weisman graduated from Boston University with a degree in Hotel and Food Management. Since then, she has helped a national grocery store chain develop and launch a gourmet food...read more
"Okay, now when you have your carrot, your final carrot here, this kind of holds all the petals on tightly, the carrot you need. And then you want to add something pretty for this center. I have one of our radish roses that we made and just put that in the center like that. When you completed that flower, we are going to store it in water like this. Have a nice bucket of water and place it upside down in the water. That will help the petals will absorb the water so that when you set it up for display, they are nicely soaked with water. They'll stay fresher longer. So you want to store them in water upside down. Later we will put a scallion on the skewer to hide the skewer and to have a nice green stem. But until then, we will just store them in water upside down like this. "
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