Use cucumber and tomatoes to make these super easy vegetable crowns – these cute crudités make great fun and healthy snacks for royal or princess themed party food for kids or a Royal Jubilee Street Party!
Following on from my Easy Cheese Pastry Crowns recipe, I have another super easy royal crown recipe to share with you today. These vegetable crowns are so easy to make and take just a minute or two to create, for the quickest easiest party food around!
These cucumber and tomato crowns are perfect for adding some healthy vegetables to your party food table, and they’re so cute, nobody could resist them!
As well as the upcoming Royal Jubilee celebrations, they’d be perfect for princess themed party food all the year around.
Ingredients (makes 8 crowns):
Method:
Wash and pat dry the tomatoes and cucumber.
Trim the end off the cucumber and discard then cut the remaining cucumber into two equal sized pieces.
Using a small sharp knife, divide one of the cucumber piece in half again by cutting from the outside into the centre in a zig-zag pattern. Pull the two pieces of cucumber apart – they should look like crowns. Repeat with the other piece of cucumber until you have 4 cucumber crowns.
Cut each tomato in half using the same zig-zag technique to create four tomato crowns.
Pop on a plate or platter, then cover and pop in the fridge until ready to serve.
Enjoy!
If you enjoyed this royal recipe, you might also like these fun and easy party food recipes that would be perfect for a princess party:
Or check out our collection of Royal Recipes for Kids for loads more Royal Jubilee recipes and ideas!
Grace
These easy vegetable crowns make great fun healthy snacks for Royal themed party food for kids or a Royal Jubilee Street Party!
Servings: 4 people
Wash and pat dry the tomatoes and cucumber.
Trim the end off the cucumber and discard then cut the remaining cucumber into two equal sized pieces.
Using a small sharp knife, divide one of the cucumber piece in half again by cutting from the outside into the centre in a zig-zag pattern. Pull the two pieces of cucumber apart – they should look like crowns. Repeat with the other piece of cucumber until you have 4 cucumber crowns.
Cut each tomato in half using the same zig-zag technique to create four tomato crowns.
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