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How to Make a Rose From Orange Peel For Fruit Platter
To make a rose garnish from orange peel is an easy technique, doesn’t need any artistic skills and also, practical use of the peel. For example, if we peel an orange, we can make a flower and garnish our platter with orange wedges or orange slices. Or can be a project for a child to impress grandparents or parents. A fruit platter with a flower made from orange is a great garnish idea! After the use of flowers, we can dry the orange peel and use it in baking or add for flavoring tea.
Technique How To Make Rose From Orange:
- Create a base of the orange flower by cutting the top but not completely off. This step is important because our flower will have a complete look.
2. The flower will be more beautiful if you peel it continuously. Move up and down knife little so a flower has petals.
3. Roll up the peel. Our flower is ready to decorate the fruit platter!
So cute and easy orange peel garnish idea!
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