How to Make a Veggie Arrangement (in Pictures)

Last Christmas my mom gave me a fun carrot peeler. She learned how to make veggie bouquets at Relief Society, then became veggie connoisseur to me and the granddaughters during our family Christmas party. She gave us a fun tutorial, then slipped in the secret peeler into our Christmas stash.

I think these pictures are quite self-explanatory.

The only tips I could give would be this:

Buy this carrot curler
Use the right-half of your brain

If I hadn't been in such a hurry, I would have tried to perfect the radish roses a little better. I also think having mini cookie cutouts to make cleaner shapes with the cucumber would have been nice.

The veggies I used:

Big real carrots for peeler
Romaine
Long wooden Kabob Sticks
Green Onions to slide over sticks to make flower stems
Celery to make a support for the flowers
Olives
Radishes
Cucumber
Green Pepper to hold Ranch Dipping Sauce
baby carrots for dipping
cherry tomatoes

Picture tutorial begins now:

Too pretty to eat? I think not!

Comments

Janet O. April 28, 2013
Way too much fun with vegetables, Amber!!
Now we know what to expect from you on the buffet table at the next family party, right? : )
Good job, girl. I'm impressed!
Anonymous April 28, 2013
I am so proud of you. It's really quite fun, isn't it? Love, mom
Aimee April 28, 2013
This is amazing! I had no idea this was even possible :)
Super fun! Thanks for sharing :)
LGH April 28, 2013
WOW, this is stunning....what a great appealing way to get kids to eat vegetables....this makes it fun!
Rands Family April 29, 2013
that is cool you make it look really great! Thanks for sharing.
Anonymous April 29, 2013
Awesome!
Holly May 15, 2013
Wowza, Amber, what got into you? I've seen fruit arrangements, but never veggie. Way to go!
jennaloha June 16, 2013
love it! You can decorate for the reunion with these :)
jennaloha June 16, 2013
Love it! You can decorate our reunion with those! :)

How to Make a Veggie Arrangement (in Pictures)

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