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How to Make Strawberry Roses

Create your own edible roses with California strawberries! Use strawberry roses to garnish desserts or create a “bouquet” as a gift for your loved ones.  

Strawberry Roses

Strawberry Roses

Yield: 1
Calories: 48kcal

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Equipment

  • Paring Knife & Skewers

Ingredients

  • 8 California Strawberries

Instructions

  • Wash strawberries and pat them dry.
  • Hold the strawberry in your non-dominant hand from the stem, so that the strawberry is facing upwards.
  • Starting halfway down the strawberry, slice about ¾ inch down (length will vary depending on size of strawberry) on the side of the strawberry to create a “petal.”
  • Before removing the knife, use it to gently curl the “petal” outwards by pressing it back.
  • Repeat on the other three sides of the strawberry to create four base “petals.”
  • Repeat this process for the row above the base, cutting between the existing “petals” so that they are staggered. Curl each petal back with the knife.
  • Continue to create staggered “petals” until you reach the top of the strawberry.
  • Slit the top of the strawberry to create a rose “bud.”
  • Gently push back each of the “petals” to create your desired rose shape.
  • Once the rose is complete, push the pointy end of a skewer into the bottom of the strawberry until it feels secure. Adjust petals as needed.
  • Repeat this process with as many strawberries as you would like to create a rose “bouquet.”

Nutrition

Serving: 8  strawberry roses | Calories: 48kcal | Carbohydrates: 12g | Protein: 1g | Sodium: 2mg | Potassium: 231mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 8g | Vitamin C: 85mg

3 Comments on “How to Make Strawberry Roses

Deborah Thompson
February 7, 2021 at 6:49 am

5 stars
I am giving this as a present this year for Valentines Day Birthday gift.
Thank you

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JENIFER MCDANIEL
March 24, 2024 at 3:15 pm

Can you do these the night before??

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CA Strawberries
March 25, 2024 at 9:50 am

Yes! Depending on the temperature in your kitchen, it might make sense to cover and refrigerate.

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