Christmas tree of broccoli

By VicentaLakin

Christmas tree of broccoli
My favorite holiday in a year is Christmas, but I haven't been serious in the past years. This year I've been living in a new house of my own, and I've already said I'm going to have some atmosphere. So, once at home in December, a Christmas tree was installed, a light was pulled, and Santa's head was painted behind the front door of the window, and it looked like New Year's. Human beings are emotional animals, and emotions are susceptible to infection in the environment, and in this glistening glitter, it can be forgotten that Christmas is a new year and that it means another year. In addition to the Christmas decorations, I'm going to finish a long-term unsettled event on Christmas, so I'm going to make a romantic candlelight dinner this day, and I'm planning a simple and grand recipe. This Christmas tree is one of them, trying to do it today, because the knife didn't work and it didn't work. But there's love, there's the atmosphere, there's the shame。

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Steps for Christmas tree of broccoli

  • Make Christmas tree of broccoli step 0
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    To cut the broccoli into one
  • Make Christmas tree of broccoli step 1
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    Carrots sculpt stars and hearts, white carrots sculpt snowflakes, and side antlers to cut shreds
  • Make Christmas tree of broccoli step 2
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    (b) Potato evaporates into mud and is then mixed with salt and white pepper
  • Make Christmas tree of broccoli step 3
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    Shaping potatoes into trees
  • Make Christmas tree of broccoli step 4
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    Put some oil and salt and boil a pot of water with broccoli and then dry it
  • Make Christmas tree of broccoli step 5
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    Put the broccoli on the potatoes and make it look like a Christmas tree, and then put on salad sauce, ketchup, and then decorate it。
  • Christmas tree of broccoli Make Tips

    1. If your knife skills are poor and you don't know how to carve, you can first draw the shape with a pen on the radish slices. I started by carving snowflakes from white radish; having absolutely no artistic sense, I almost gave up, but later used this method to carve two stars on a red radish. 2. I was worried that the broccoli wouldn't be cooked through, so I boiled it a bit too long, which affected the result. Actually, it cooks very easily. Adding some oil and salt to the blanching water is just to keep it fresh green. 3. You can add seasonings to the mashed potatoes according to your personal preference. 4. You can squeeze the salad dressing into ribbons and drip it into snowballs, and squeeze the ketchup into ribbons. 5. You can also use your imagination, for instance by adding soaked goji berries, yellow corn kernels, and purple potato cubes. Stir-fry some egg white shreds to surround them as snow, and it will look even more beautiful and realistic.