# What you need:
→ Main Fruits
01 - 1 large watermelon (for dragon's body and head)
02 - 1 cantaloupe (for scales and accents)
03 - 1 honeydew melon (for scales and accents)
04 - 2 kiwifruits (for scales and details)
05 - 1 cup red grapes (for scales and decorative features)
06 - 1 cup green grapes (for scales)
07 - 1 cup blueberries (for eyes and accents)
08 - 1 cup strawberries, hulled and halved (for spikes and accents)
→ Decorative and Detailing Items
09 - 2 large blackberries or blueberries (for dragon's eyes)
10 - 1 slice pineapple (for wings or flames, optional)
11 - Mint leaves (for added greenery)
12 - 2 thin carrot sticks (for dragon's horns or whiskers, optional)
→ Optional Garnishes
13 - Edible flowers
14 - Toothpicks or cocktail sticks (to secure fruit pieces)
# How to Make It:
01 - Wash all fruits thoroughly. Peel cantaloupe and honeydew melons, then cut into half-moon slices for scales. Slice kiwifruits and strawberries accordingly. Cut watermelon into one large oval for the body and a smaller oval for the head.
02 - On a large serving tray, position the watermelon ovals to form the dragon's body and head, shaping them with a gentle curve to resemble a serpentine figure.
03 - Layer the cantaloupe, honeydew, grapes, and kiwifruit slices along the body, overlapping to imitate scales in vibrant color.
04 - Use blackberries or large blueberries to form the eyes, securing them with toothpicks if necessary. Place additional blueberries or grapes to shape nostrils and other facial details.
05 - Use pineapple slices, carrot sticks, or strawberries to fashion spikes, horns, or flames as desired. Incorporate mint leaves for leafy greenery.
06 - Fill any remaining spaces with extra grapes, berries, or edible flowers to enhance visual appeal.
07 - Refrigerate the completed tray until serving time. Provide toothpicks or small forks for guests to pick fruit pieces easily.
