Carving Fruit Ideas
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Carving fruit ideas
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The ancient art of carving fruit ideas and vegetables into a variety of shapes and objects, originated in Thailand in 1364. Today this custom delights and entertains people around the globe.
Chef Ning Crook, of Las Vegas believes, "People eat with their eyes. Food should always please the eye as well as the palate. It's fascinating to watch ordinary fruits and vegetables like watermelon, carrots, red peppers, cucumbers and even pumpkins change character and form. A turnip, or a radish, even an onion, can be carved into a beautiful flower or a whole bouquet. These creations enhance the visual effects of the food and add a 'wow' factor".
carving fruit ideas Pam Maneeratana, world-renowned Kaesaluk Master, originally from Bangkok, Thailand has been teaching and giving demonstrations on Kae-sa-luk in the United States for the past 20 years. As the host of fruitcarving.com. Pam believes vegetable carving is not difficult. One must first understand the concept behind the basic forms of carving and understand how to use the knife correctly. While there are a variety of tools used for this art, the knife is the most important. "I use only a good pairing knife. Good means sharp, sturdy and thin. A good knife is the answer to all good cuts. Learning how to hold your knife in your hand and feeling comfortable with it is just like when you learned how to hold a pencil when you learned to write. My students are told to ruin their first projects. If the students try to make the perfect piece on their first try, they will become frustrated and it will be hard to get to the point of perfection." I asked Pam about painting and dyeing the carvings. "I never color or dye my carved vegetables. It is more fascinating and more challenging to transform them from their original formation."
Chef Jason Brandin of the Las Vegas Harley-Davidson Café learned the art of carving from his grandmother. She taught him the "idea of making food look nice" and sat him down with a pumpkin and a carving kit. He later refined his skill at Le Cordon Bleu in Las Vegas, which ultimately led to his 3rd Place Award in the vegetable carving competition at the 2004 American Culinary Federation food show at Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas. "Fruit and vegetable carving is the marriage between art and the love of food," said Chef Jason.
FEW HELPFUL POINTERS:
Fruits and vegetables must be cleaned and unblemished before carving fruit ideas.
Use a knife made of stainless steel or bronze; any other type of metal will cause oxidation and result in bruising.
Proper storage is critical if the carvings are expected to last up to 2-3 days. Chef Jason suggests putting the finished product in ice water in the refrigerator. "Ice water will keep the carvings fresh and crisp, and it will also help some of them bloom. It's also a good idea to keep them separate".
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Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Kate_Mazzarella-Minshall/113078
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/1703757
Get the latest carving fruit ideas here!
The ancient art of carving fruit ideas and vegetables into a variety of shapes and objects, originated in Thailand in 1364. Today this custom delights and entertains people around the globe.
Chef Ning Crook, of Las Vegas believes, "People eat with their eyes. Food should always please the eye as well as the palate. It's fascinating to watch ordinary fruits and vegetables like watermelon, carrots, red peppers, cucumbers and even pumpkins change character and form. A turnip, or a radish, even an onion, can be carved into a beautiful flower or a whole bouquet. These creations enhance the visual effects of the food and add a 'wow' factor".
carving fruit ideas Pam Maneeratana, world-renowned Kaesaluk Master, originally from Bangkok, Thailand has been teaching and giving demonstrations on Kae-sa-luk in the United States for the past 20 years. As the host of fruitcarving.com. Pam believes vegetable carving is not difficult. One must first understand the concept behind the basic forms of carving and understand how to use the knife correctly. While there are a variety of tools used for this art, the knife is the most important. "I use only a good pairing knife. Good means sharp, sturdy and thin. A good knife is the answer to all good cuts. Learning how to hold your knife in your hand and feeling comfortable with it is just like when you learned how to hold a pencil when you learned to write. My students are told to ruin their first projects. If the students try to make the perfect piece on their first try, they will become frustrated and it will be hard to get to the point of perfection." I asked Pam about painting and dyeing the carvings. "I never color or dye my carved vegetables. It is more fascinating and more challenging to transform them from their original formation."
Chef Jason Brandin of the Las Vegas Harley-Davidson Café learned the art of carving from his grandmother. She taught him the "idea of making food look nice" and sat him down with a pumpkin and a carving kit. He later refined his skill at Le Cordon Bleu in Las Vegas, which ultimately led to his 3rd Place Award in the vegetable carving competition at the 2004 American Culinary Federation food show at Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas. "Fruit and vegetable carving is the marriage between art and the love of food," said Chef Jason.
FEW HELPFUL POINTERS:
Fruits and vegetables must be cleaned and unblemished before carving fruit ideas.
Use a knife made of stainless steel or bronze; any other type of metal will cause oxidation and result in bruising.
Proper storage is critical if the carvings are expected to last up to 2-3 days. Chef Jason suggests putting the finished product in ice water in the refrigerator. "Ice water will keep the carvings fresh and crisp, and it will also help some of them bloom. It's also a good idea to keep them separate".
[email protected]
[http://www.harley-davidsoncafe.com]
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Kate_Mazzarella-Minshall/113078
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/1703757
