Tag: Fruit
Brighten up your morning
Fruit can fly !
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Ingredients
1 orange slice
11 blueberries
1 kiwi slice, shaped into ovals
1 naartjie/mandarin, peeled and segments divided
1 apple, quartered
1 celery stick, sliced into 12 thin sticks
2 – 3 strawberries, sliced into rounds
mint leaves for decoration
Steps
Use the kiwi pieces as the base of the body.
Add blueberries to finish the body (make one longer and one shorter).
Add the apple wedges to form the wings.
Place the celery sticks at the bottom of the platter to form the flower stems. Top each stem with a strawberry slice to represent flowers. Add mint leaves to finish off the flowers.
Place the orange slice at the top tight corner of the platter and circle it with the naartjie segments to form a sun.
When life gives you oranges
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Candied Citrus Peels
1 pink grapefruit, 2 oranges, 2 lemons, 3 ½ cups sugar, divided
Preparation
Score grapefruit, oranges, and lemons through peel from top to bottom in 6 sections for grapefruit and 4 for oranges and lemons (don’t cut into fruit). Pull off strips of peel with your fingers. Slide a small, sharp knife along inside of peels to remove excess membrane so peels are about ¼ in. thick. Cut peels lengthwise into strips about ½ in. wide in center and tapered on ends.
Put peels in a 3- to 4-qt. saucepan and add cold water to cover. Bring to a boil, then drain. Repeat twice more.
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English vocabulay – ECCE speaking exam – Food vocabulary
Fruity and Refreshing
[Jamie Oliver’s Drinks Tube]
- Delicious fruit ice cubes
- Fresh or frozen fruit
- Chill a drink
- Fruit that might be slightly over-ripe or about to go off
- Blend your fruit
- A little goes a long way
- Ice cube trays
- Strain any pips or seeds out before you add them to the mould
- Place them in the freezer
- Chill your cold drinks
- Add extra flavor
English vocabulay – ECCE speaking exam – Food vocabulary
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