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How to Make an Apple Windmill
The whole table setting looks marvellous if you spend some time to decorate it!
Recipe By: cookbuzz (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/454)
Cook: 5 min
Ingredients
Your favorite apple
1
Method
1
Cut the apple in half but to one side of the apple core, so that it's not included.Lay the clean apple half flat and cut across about 2/5 of the way along and about 1/5 from the opposite side.
2
Use the centre section only. Cut into 1mm slices with a sharp knife.
3
Stand the slices upright and stick a toothpick right through to the bottom slightly to one side off-centre. Make sure it pierces each slice comfortably.
4
Now twist round a slice at a time to create a lovely spiral or windmill effect. For extra effect, why not stick a blueberry on top!
5
If you're feeling really adventurous (and have a bit of time), try alternating green and red apple slices, like this. It's fun!
Tips & Note
How to Make an Apple Windmill
The whole table setting looks marvellous if you spend some time to decorate it!
Cut the apple in half but to one side of the apple core, so that it's not included.Lay the clean apple half flat and cut across about 2/5 of the way along and about 1/5 from the opposite side.
2
Use the centre section only. Cut into 1mm slices with a sharp knife.
3
Stand the slices upright and stick a toothpick right through to the bottom slightly to one side off-centre. Make sure it pierces each slice comfortably.
4
Now twist round a slice at a time to create a lovely spiral or windmill effect. For extra effect, why not stick a blueberry on top!
5
If you're feeling really adventurous (and have a bit of time), try alternating green and red apple slices, like this. It's fun!
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