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Approximately 300 bamboo skewers 1 box round toothpicks 1 cabbage 1 cauliflower head 1 bunch broccoli Approx. 20 snow peas 1 lg. green pepper 1 lg. red pepper 1/2 lb. mushrooms 2 to 3 lg. carrots 2 bunches radishes 2 to 3 bunches green onions 1 turnip, approx. 3 inch diameter 12 to 15 fresh cranberries or red grapes 1 pkg. bread sticks 20 slices salami 20 green olives with pimento 1 pkg. smokie sausages 1 sm. can black olives 1 basket cherry tomatoes Prepare vegetables as follows and keep cold, bundled together until assembly time, 1 to 2 hours before serving. (Some may be prepared a day or two in advance.) Make radish roses by cutting off the greens, slicing off a thin slice off each end, then making 4 cups halfway down in a square design. Make green onion flowers by cutting all but 1 inch of green off. Cut off the root end and then make 4 cuts lengthwise about 2 inches long. When placed in an ice water bath they should feather and curl. Make turnip flowers by slicing a peeled turnip horizontally 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick. Use a flower shaped cookie cutter or a knife to shape into a flower. Insert skewers into the following vegetables: broccoli and cauliflower flowerettes; snow peas (thread lengthwise), long strips of red and green peppers; carrot sticks cut same size as peppers (if cut at room temperature, slightly limp, the skewers won't break the carrots). Make calla lily flowers out of salami rolled into cone shape, secured with toothpick, green olive in the center. Insert skewers through: black olives (3 skewer crosswise), sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes. Break breadsticks in half and insert skewer into cut end. You will need a semi-flat, open basket. Cut the cabbage in half and secure it to the center of the basket so that is cannot move. Insert skewers of the back ground veggies first: broccoli, cauliflower, peppers, snow peas. The radish roses, green onions and turnips go in last. Insert skewer through turnip slice and place cranberry or grape on end. It helps to have someone helping you, or plan plenty of time. Serve with your favorite dip for vegetables. |
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