Goldfish (strawberry creative arrangement)

Overview

Strawberries are brightly colored, rich in nutrients, and taste sweet and sour. They are always one of everyone's favorite fruits. They can not only be eaten directly, but also an indispensable fruit that is most commonly used for decoration by plate and baking enthusiasts. We like to use it to make various shapes, especially strawberry Santa Claus and strawberry roses are all the rage on the Internet. Now Guozi brings you a new strawberry combination style-Strawberry Goldfish. Because my plate is relatively small and the strawberries are relatively large, I only made one goldfish. I will teach you the goldfish method. After you master the method, you can flexibly create the picture you want.

Tags

• dessert
• children
• spring recipes
• summer recipes
• lunch
• chive moss
• cream
• red honey bean
• strawberry

Ingredients

Steps

1. 1 Wash the strawberry stems and soak them in light salt water for about 10 minutes, cut off the stems, and then cut sideways into a "<" shape as shown in the picture. Don't throw away the cut stems to make the goldfish mouth. You can put them to use later.

   

2. 2 In order to keep it stable and stable on the plate, cut off a small piece from the bottom. If it is used to decorate the cake, you can omit this step

   

3. 3 Take another strawberry and cut it in half. Note that this strawberry must be larger and longer than the strawberry for the head.

   

4. 4 Cut the cut strawberries into slices. Note that if you want to cut thinner, you can use a thin-blade fruit knife or utility knife

   

5. 5 Arrange the strawberries you just cut on the plate as shown in the picture. One goldfish is exactly two strawberries

   

6. 6 Put the cream into a piping bag and cut a small opening for the goldfish's eyes. After decorating, put the red honey beans on top to create beautiful eyes. Just squeeze a little cream into the goldfish's mouth. Strawberries and cream will be very delicious.

   

7. 7 Take a few pieces of the blanched chive moss and place them in place. Place the discarded strawberry stalks one by one on both sides of the chive moss. The decorative effect of aquatic plants will come out. Then use a straw to press out three or four small circles of the remaining strawberries and place them in front of the goldfish's mouth to make protruding water bubbles. Ha, isn’t this goldfish made from strawberries very simple?