Food origami.?!
Food origami.?
In japan people make food art like origami what is that called?
Example: They peel skin of tomato's & make it into roses....
Answers:
try a book that i have that is awesome:
Fantastic Food Decorating (Paperback)
by Manuela Caldirola, Sergio Barzetti.
you can get it thru Amazon.
book description:
Apples carved into graceful swans, vegetables lovingly shaped into roses, and a watermelon "scalloped" and adorned with carved fleur de lis: every one of these splendid morsels is almost too beautiful to eat! For a special meal that looks as delicious as it tastes, take out the knives, scoops, slicers, and parer and transform the food into art. Instead of everyday carrot curls, cut them into tiny hearts that blossom from watercress stems. Why put out a pat of butter, when you can mold it into wreaths and watering cans filled with flowers? Add ringlets of lemon to a fish dish or to the side of a glass. For a breathtaking centerpiece, form an ice mold embedded with flowers. And, for the finale: a three-tiered cake that looks fresh from the garden with sugar lilies of the valley on the bottom, peach-colored hyacinths in the middle, and classic daisies gathered on top!
I'm not sure what you mean but try:
http://www.jfc.com/recipes/jlist/glossar...
Not just in japan my friend. I work in the food business and I create different garnishes every day. Its fun and easy. It can be as simple as a scallion flower and a tomato rose all the way to carved melons and pulled sugar. The important thing is to keep it fun. And yes it does take practice, but don't give up. Soon the Japanese people you speak of will have nothing on you!!!
That sounds cool!
I heard you can make tortilla origami!!!