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Kashmiri Kahwa by Richa Bhembre
South Goa, GOA, INKashmiri Kahwa or Kehwa Chai is a traditional Kashmiri tea flavored with cardamom and infused with cloves, cinnamon, and saffron. It was traditionally prepared in a brass kettle known as samovar. It is basically green tea with flavors of spices that helps you keep warm in the chilling winters


Rose Hip Jam by Cornelia Duemling
Hamburg, Hamburg, DEI enjoy taking walks. And whenever I happen to see dog roses, it makes me happy. I can‘t imagine anything more relaxing than sitting in the sand next to a bunch of dog roses and listening to the bees buzzing through the sunshine. On our last vacation we went to Denmark, and there are always lots of dog roses huddled between the dunes. They were brimming with rose hips, which are chock-full with vitamin C, and made remember that we used to collect them and make jam when I was little. So, this recipe is next on my kitchen „play list“, if I manage to find enough rose hips.

Rose Lassi by Shruti Sharma
New York, New York, USSummery, yogurty goodness with a refreshing floral sweetness that’ll have you coming back for more!


Farmer's market- Rose Petal Jam by Cani
Taoyuen, Taiwan, TWTaste the garden, Rose Petal Jam Recipe

Betel Leaf Paan Icecream- Indian sweet cuisine by Devanshi Chitalia
ATLANTA, GA, USpaan are betel leaves which are commonly consumed in South East Asia. People eat it areca nut but there’s also a version that’s popular as a mouth freshener/sweetener/palate cleanser. It’s called meetha paan (sweet paan). This refreshing ice cream has all the flavors of meetha paan and is so refreshing on a hot day. And the best part? It’s surprisingly easy to make in 10 minutes.
Originally made for SCAD Illustration.
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Wild Rose & Elderflower Jelly by Maria Over
Munich, DEI can't wait for May when the fragrance of elderflowers lies in the air and the wild roses begin to bloom! You know Spring has come, and it's time for this deliciously pink jelly made of wild rose petals and elderflowers. A big family favorite!


Rose Petal Vinegar by Karen Burton
Waterford, Virginia, USThis rose petal vinegar is super easy to make. It will keep at least a year, although the color is most intense during the first few months. In addition to using it in a vinaigrette, you can add a few drops to your bathwater, soothe bug bites or relieve the pain of sunburn.


Eastern Redbud Smoothie by Annie Parsons
Virginia, USEastern Redbud Smoothie for the Edible Flowers Challenge
This watercolor and digital recipe is inspired by the Eastern Redbud tree right outside my window. This tree's beautiful pink blooms have a light, acidic flavor that lends a floral freshness to a classic strawberry banana smoothie.

Roses and Elderflower potions // Edible Flowers by Mira Paradies
DEI love the beauty of elderflowers and roses – and it's so tempting to preserve their scent by drying the colorful petals or cooking the latter to obtain a fragrant syrup.


Rose Petal Jam by Alisa Bloom
Los Altos, California, USA secret recipe of the garden gnomes.The illustration of this delicious fragrant jam recipe was inspired by the memories of my childhood, summer holidays spent at my grandparents. Here is to the childhood and lazy summer days.


