How to Make Fish in the River
Break the celery., Wash the celery stalks., Cut off the tops and bottoms., Cut each stalk into pieces., Add the cream cheese to a medium sized bowl. , Color the cream cheese., Beat well., Spread the cream cheese onto the celery stalks., Add the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Break the celery.
Rip the celery into individual stalks from the root.
It's very easy if you use one hand holding the celery and the other tearing a stalk away from the root. -
Step 2: Wash the celery stalks.
Under running water, rinse the celery stalk, making sure that no dirt is present along it. , Chop off about an inch (2.54 cm) from the bottom (so that no white is shown). , The size of the pieces is up to you. ,, Drop only one or two drops of food coloring onto the cream cheese. , Use a wooden spoon to incorporate the food coloring into the cream cheese until well blended. , Use a butter knife to carefully add the cream cheese into the "log" part of the stalks. , Insert the crackers, standing upright, into the cream cheese.
Keep each one of them slightly apart from another. , -
Step 3: Cut off the tops and bottoms.
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Step 4: Cut each stalk into pieces.
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Step 5: Add the cream cheese to a medium sized bowl.
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Step 6: Color the cream cheese.
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Step 7: Beat well.
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Step 8: Spread the cream cheese onto the celery stalks.
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Step 9: Add the Goldfish crackers.
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Step 10: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Rip the celery into individual stalks from the root.
It's very easy if you use one hand holding the celery and the other tearing a stalk away from the root.
Under running water, rinse the celery stalk, making sure that no dirt is present along it. , Chop off about an inch (2.54 cm) from the bottom (so that no white is shown). , The size of the pieces is up to you. ,, Drop only one or two drops of food coloring onto the cream cheese. , Use a wooden spoon to incorporate the food coloring into the cream cheese until well blended. , Use a butter knife to carefully add the cream cheese into the "log" part of the stalks. , Insert the crackers, standing upright, into the cream cheese.
Keep each one of them slightly apart from another. ,
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