On this large white plate with a wide rim, place the yogurt salad in the recessed circular area, then pile up the fruit cubes to create some height. After mixing the fruit cubes with yogurt, their colors subtly blend and emerge. Add a few slightly tangy dried cherry tomatoes and blueberries for a balance of warm and cool tones. This gives the yogurt fruit salad a vibrant, colorful presentation with clear layers of depth, making it both visually appealing and offering more variety in texture and taste.
Ingredients: yogurt, strawberries, kiwi, mango, pear, apple, etc.
Instructions: Peel the kiwi, mango, pear, and apple, and cut them into pieces roughly the same size as the strawberries. Place all the fruit into a bowl filled with plain white yogurt, and mix well with a spoon. Once evenly combined, you can arrange it for serving.
Scene 1: A stacked, colorful fruit tower.
Plating Method
①Use a spoon and your hand to assist in stacking the yogurt-mixed fruits in the center of a round plate.
②Stack the fruit into a tower shape.
③Use tongs to place some fresh blueberries (unmixed with yogurt) in the gaps of the fruit tower. The blueberries, with their naturally frosty texture, will add contrast.
④Add a few dried cherry tomatoes and some nuts to enhance the flavor and texture. Lastly, add a few mint leaves for a touch of color to perfect the presentation.
Plating Tip: The blueberries are deliberately kept separate from the yogurt to prevent all the fruits from being coated in the yogurt’s color, which would diminish the contrast in the overall presentation.
Scene 2: Japanese Glazed Plate Base with Purple-Green Microgreens for Contrast
Choose a handcrafted Japanese ash-glazed plate that has a natural, rustic feel, complementing the fresh, authentic flavors of the fruits. This creates a warm and homely atmosphere. Since the method is very simple, it's perfect for beginners to try at home.
Plating Method
①Put the kiwi, mango, pear, apple, blueberries, dried cherry tomatoes, and nuts into a mixing bowl and stir them evenly with yogurt.
②Choose a small round plate with a warm, earthy tone, and carefully place the fruits in the center of the plate. Try to avoid getting yogurt on the edges.
③Use your fingers or a spoon to gently arrange the fruits, giving the stack some height to make it look more vibrant.
④Place a few purple and green sprouts on top of the fruit salad to add a pop of color and enhance the layering.
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