Kamaboko Flowers Using a Vegetable Peeler

• 1 Kamaboko (colored recommended)
• 1 optional Corn kernels, radish spouts, or your choice of garnish

1. Slice the kamaboko with a peeler.
2. The flowers turn out better if you peel them to make slices with the color on the edges.
3. Use a knife to slice the leftover kamaboko for salad or other dishes.
4. Wrap the kamaboko with the pink edge up, and secure with a toothpick.
5. Of course, white flowers made from white kamaboko are also cute.
6. Once the flower is secured, you can use them as a cup; open them up and fill them with corn.
7. Here, the kamaboko strips are tied in knots.
8. Kamaboko is sturdy so it's fun to experiment with.
9. Here are toasted English muffins spread with okonomiyaki sauce and mayonnaise, and topped with lettuce, radish sprouts, and kamaboko strips.
10. The English muffin in the background is topped with a flat strip of kamaboko.
11. They're easy to bite into that way.
12. Try slicing carrots or cucumber in the same way for delicious salad toppings.
13. Here's another no-fail recipe to try:"Easy Kamaboko Cutouts"
14. Kamaboko Flowers Deluxe.
15. The green accents are cucumbers.
16. 'Kamaboko Rose Onigiri'
17. Use the leftover pieces from making roses.

kamaboko, kernels

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/149940-kamaboko-flowers-using-a-vegetable-peeler (may not work)