How to Make a Hen Egg Salad
Wash and dry the salad vegetables as you normally would., Peel the carrots., Cut the comb and beak from the carrot., Peel the boiled egg. , Attach the comb to the top of the egg., Attach the beak., Place two small ketchup or tomato sauce dots on for...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash and dry the salad vegetables as you normally would.
Either grate into large pieces or use a carrot peeler to make very long lengths.
Leave aside a small piece of carrot for making the hen's comb and beak. , To make the comb, cut a small round carrot slice, then cut in half.
Cut one edge zig-zagged.
For the beak, simply cut a small half circle of a thin, round carrot slice. ,, Cut a small slit along the top of the egg and slide the straight edge into it to hold.
The zig-zagged edge should be facing upward. , Cut a small slit where the beak should be.
Slide the beak in
- one end of the semi-circle should slide into the egg slit and the other sticks out, looking like a beak. ,, Place the lettuce pieces down first.
Then arrange the grated or peeled carrot lengths around the middle like a nest. , It's now ready for serving. -
Step 2: Peel the carrots.
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Step 3: Cut the comb and beak from the carrot.
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Step 4: Peel the boiled egg.
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Step 5: Attach the comb to the top of the egg.
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Step 6: Attach the beak.
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Step 7: Place two small ketchup or tomato sauce dots on for eyes.
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Step 8: Arrange the salad like a nest.
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Step 9: Gently place the hen egg into the middle
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Step 10: atop her nest.
Detailed Guide
Either grate into large pieces or use a carrot peeler to make very long lengths.
Leave aside a small piece of carrot for making the hen's comb and beak. , To make the comb, cut a small round carrot slice, then cut in half.
Cut one edge zig-zagged.
For the beak, simply cut a small half circle of a thin, round carrot slice. ,, Cut a small slit along the top of the egg and slide the straight edge into it to hold.
The zig-zagged edge should be facing upward. , Cut a small slit where the beak should be.
Slide the beak in
- one end of the semi-circle should slide into the egg slit and the other sticks out, looking like a beak. ,, Place the lettuce pieces down first.
Then arrange the grated or peeled carrot lengths around the middle like a nest. , It's now ready for serving.
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