The phoenix of fruit platters is a blessing
By VicentaLakin
There are birds in the den, named Phoenix. Nine Quills, five in one. Over to the Qin building. I'll see you today. The phoenix is a symbol of dignity, highness, blessed wealth! The phoenix is not afraid of pain, its constant pursuit, its new life, its unstinting spirit of struggle and its strong will are an eternal hymn of life
Recipe Recommendations
- red dragon fruit a
- Apple half a
- sweetening
- skills
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for The phoenix of fruit platters is a blessing
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Flamingo went to the pelvis and carved three pinetails out of leaves. "Don't throw away any of the flamingos and appleskin."
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several “v” strips are carved on the flowers。
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In half a circle, in a plate。
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THE FLAMINGO CARVES OUT A SMALL KNIFE CLOSE TO THE "L" SHAPE, CUTTING OUT A SHARP MOUTH ON THE TOP, MAKING THE HEAD OF THE PHOENIX, APPLE SLICES, CUTTING OUT SEVERAL STRIPS OF SCISSORS AND MAKING WINGS。
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The body is connected and can also be filled with some of the remaining pieces。
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Apple sliced a little bit of it up and made eyes. Frozen fruit cut a near triangle to the head. (Flamon fruit peels are sticky, they're flat on the bottom, they're easily covered
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The apple carved three little ones。
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Put the apples on the second layer of the tail, carve the small one, put the small one on the third, then put the smallest one on the third, and carve the small one on the big straw and put it on the top. (5 floors)
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THE CONNECTION PLACES SOME FINE "V" STRIPS。
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Pyramids are cut open on both sides, with cut appleskin on them and wings。
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The finished chart. There are birds in the den, named Phoenix。
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Nine Quills, five in one。
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Over to the Qin building。
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I'll see you today。The phoenix of fruit platters is a blessing Make Tips
Wash the dragon fruit and apple in advance. After peeling the red dragon fruit, use scissors to trim the surface smooth. It is best to use small, medium, and large molds. A 9-inch flat plate is used, but it is recommended to use a larger flat plate to allow enough space for arrangement.