Crude Vegetable Platter. Look no further than these breathtaking crudités platters. They're basically just artfully sliced veggies, dips and sometimes (if we're extra lucky) cheese. Better yet, you can slice and arrange the vegetables a few hours ahead of time and cover them in damp paper towels to keep everything perky until your guests arrive.
Crudité is pronounced like "Crew-Dee-Tay" and is much easier to eat than say or spell.
How to Make a Vegetable Platter.
Make the Dips: Make the dips first, either the day of serving or a few days in advance.
You can have Crude Vegetable Platter using 6 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Crude Vegetable Platter
- You need of Cucumbers.
- Prepare of Carots.
- You need of Coloured pepper.
- You need of Spring onions.
- It's of Radish.
- Prepare of Fresh mint.
Add all the ingredients to a food processor and pulse until smooth. Always stop, scrape the sides, and taste for more salt, acidity, spice, etc. Wash, slice and cook your veggies according to preference. Arrange vegetables, dip and sea salt bowls and add ons on a gorgeous platter.
Crude Vegetable Platter instructions
- Cut all vegetables the way you like.
- Get a very large serving plate and start your own decorative design.
- Mine turned out to be a face.
- Cooking is fun.
- Enjoy.
- Try it and add your photo.
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For a unique and vibrant platter packed with vitamins and nutrients, incorporate veggies that are at their peak this time of year. Purple brussels sprouts, tri-color romanesco cauliflower, grilled radicchio, sliced beets, and roasted butternut squash are all great options. And their flavor isn't the only thing that will attract party goers: "Guests will be more inclined to eat brightly. Crudités is a French term that refers to raw vegetables, so a platter of crudités typically consists of one or more types of vegetables served with one or more dips. These are great for parties and can be served as an appetizer, at a buffet, in place of a salad - the sky is the limit.
