The Dance is in full swing, as Duke and Cora bears do a jig. The rabbits are getting a little carried away and must be careful to not knock over anything! Blaire cat isn't a dancer but loves to be in the middle of things.

Jazz is the music of choice for these animal friends! Joss and Duke are hamming it up at the photography booth, while Llama really wants some Blooming Tea, but doesn't feel like moving to get it. Spring has arrived!

Edible Food Challenge.

My mother created the most magnificent Easter display on the dining room buffet every year complete with grass, eggs, and all. So, she was less than happy when, instead of referencing her buffet, I mentioned how much I used to love Easter eggs with little dioramas inside. Sorry, mom! I loved your buffet, too! But when I learned that tulip flowers are edible, I thought that they would be a perfect vehicle to house edible dioramas! Hint: Assemble each scene on a cracker topped with a cream cheese spread before carefully inserting the scene into the tulip. Enjoy!

Mother an child plant from seeds and pick edible flowers

I love this Indian-Mughlai Dessert that's most popular in the northern part of India. Although, there is another part of southern India that claims it's there's. Before it's even decided whose it is, we all enjoy the scrumptious & delectable taste of 'Shaahi' - meaning Royal, 'Tukda' - meaning a piece. It's covered some beautiful garnishings of edible silver called- 'Warq', rose petals, pistachios & almond silvers. This recipe was prepared best by my Grandfather who aced Mughlai cooking. A tribute to him & all the olden days Lucknowi cooks.

Bunnies and flowers, idyllic garden and beautiful spring.

I’m always looking for ways to use the trifle bowl I inherited from my mom. What a fun way to display edible flowers! I think this would make the perfect spring dessert, with a little sip of limoncello on the side ; )

Handpicked edible flowers by the most adorable bees you ever did see.

I love illustrating birds and flowers
This challenge is perfect for my style
Can’t wait to draw few more for this challenge
#edibleflowers #theydrawandcook #watercolorbyCharu #flowers

Here is my recipe of white deadnettle soup. I added some edible fowers : borage, chives and wide garlic. It is the perfect soup in these times as all these plants and flowers are very good for our organism and can reinforce our immune defense system. Painted by hand with watercolor, written in french :)

When I think about edible flowers, picnicking with several friends and lying on flowers always comes to my mind.

I get a veg box delivered most weeks. It started as a way of encouraging me to eat more veg and has become a creative outlet both in and out of the kitchen.

It forces me to use vegetables I probably wouldn't buy myself. I was never a huge fan of cauliflower unless it was smothered in cheese sauce. However it kept coming in the boxes, and would just loiter in the fridge... so I had to find a way of using it.

This curry is an adaptation of one from a Sainsbury's magazine. It's delicious, it uses a lot of cauliflower, it's simple and (bonus) it's vegan. It's brilliant for big parties because you can just make a huge pot of it, it's not overly spicy and avoids the most common allergens.

The 10 Steps or Less recipe series is something I'm working on part time, but this was the first one I made entirely on the iPad rather than doing the lineart by hand.

A bao can be filled with almost anything. ... Also known as steamed buns or baozi (包子), bao is a complete meal conveniently packed away in a white, warm, soft bun.

Fresh, healthy and beautiful bowl with edible flowers.

Tangy or peppery or simply pretty, edible flowers make a green salad special!