FoodEdible tulips: Elevate your spring menu with this easy snack

Edible tulips: Elevate your spring menu with this easy snack

Want to surprise your loved ones with an interesting snack? Prepare brilliant edible tulips, and you surely won't regret it. Just looking at them can make you instantly hungry.

This snack will become a hit in every home.
This snack will become a hit in every home.
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Had enough of winter recipes? Need something new and refreshing? Are you longing for spring and wish to bring it, at least, into your kitchen? If you answered "yes" to these questions, you've come to the right place. 

In just a moment, you'll learn how to make a brilliant snack that is delightful in taste and appearance. When I serve it at home, guests immediately want to try it. There are also many questions about the exact instructions. Therefore, you can be 100% sure that the idea of "edible flowers" will work for you as well.

Edible tulips

This snack perfectly complements the spring menu. Its final effect—looking like real tulips—is why it's so appealing. Since flowers are associated with spring, there's no better way to introduce interesting forms and vibrant colors into your kitchen.

What's more, preparing this delicious snack is incredibly easy. The list of ingredients is very short, relying on just three products you will surely find in your fridge.

How to make stuffed tomatoes that look like tulips?

Ingredients:

        
  • small tomatoes
  • fresh chives
  • cream cheese with dill, seasoned with salt and pepper to taste

Preparation method:

  1. Prepare the filling for your edible tulips. Finely chop the dill and mix it with the cream cheese.
  2. Season the mixture with salt and pepper to taste, then transfer it into a pastry bag.
  3. Next, prepare the tomatoes. Cut each one from top to bottom in a crisscross pattern, allowing them to open beautifully, just like the petals of a real tulip. 
  4. On the opposite side, use a toothpick to make a small hole. Insert the green chive into the hole, and the stem of the edible tulip is ready.
  5. Finally, stuff each tomato with the previously prepared mixture and serve on a long plate.
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