Pickled Cherry Blossoms can be used as garnish or in sweet or savory dishes. The delicate blossoms and leaves are both edible.

.. nothing nicer than to be able to eat a flower bouquet ,

Edible flowers aren't only for critters! Dandelion greens are excellent sautéed with some parmesan, pansies make a lovely garnish and who doesn't like snacking on a handful of sunflower seeds!? Just another way to expand your palate and add some color to your plate!
For the Edible Flower design challenge.

A delicious herbal tea made of hibiscus petals!

Aromatic black tea with rose buds. Make sure you use quality black tea, like Assam or even English Breakfast will be fine, add 2 rose buds per cup to the tea pot, let it be for 3 minutes and enjoy a comforting cup of tea.

I had so much fun with this illustration! Both the research and the process really brought me joy. Also, my 3-year-old daughter and I just planted pansies in our garden over the weekend. We are looking forward to trying them in a salad very soon! :)

Edible Flower Popsicles

A selection of edible flowers, add colour and flavour to dishes, drinks and cakes.

Flower Teas

two women drinking violet lemonade one spring night in the garden.

Edible Flowers: So beautiful to grow, pick and serve! And they are good for you in so many ways.

Decorate a cake, top a salad, or brew a cup of herbal, aromatic tea – Edible Flowers make it beautiful!

Edible Flowers! Nasturtium, borage, dianthus, and calendulas join mache, sorrel, Italian chard and blueberries for a salad that is not only pretty but delicious!

Camomile tea is always a good idea!

Walking through a meadow has always been such a source of delight, but these special wildflowers can nourish our bodies as well as our minds.
They add flavour to salad and soups, can be brewed into teas and tinctures, and add colourful blossoms to salads dishes.
Learning more about the flowers that grow around me has given me a greater appreciation of the plants we share our world with.

It’s important to forage responsibly, sustainably, and always follow the mantra - if in doubt, leave it out.