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Tue, Jun 17 2008

Baking in Bloom:50 Best Edible Flower Recipes Ever

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Today on b5 Lifestyles we are exploring Lifestyles in bloom. This is the time of year of lush growth and beautiful flowers. Gardens are at their best!

I considered so many things for Baking Delights and then just decided on a list of 50 recipes that utilize flowers or flower essences as an ingredient or a decor. Some are not baked, but all look fantastic! Ready?

  1. Rose & Cinnamon Scented Scones. My own recipe over on Kettle and Cup.rose scones
  2. Victorian Rose Pound Cake. Another one of mine. :) Delicate, light, and a beautiful texture. Perfect for tea.
  3. Lavender Tea Cake with Vanilla Icing. A great combination of citrus and sweet.
  4. Herbal Gardens Lemon Verbena Cake. This sounds amazing, but please substitute real butter for the nasty crisco!
  5. A Chart of Edible Flowers and how they can be used. Very good tips. :)
  6. From the Victory Garden:Pacific Rockfish with Edible Flowers.
  7. Food Network’s Stuffed Zucchini Flowers
  8. Violet Ice Cream from LoveToKnow
  9. Violet Flower Jelly
  10. Violet Truffles
  11. Candied Flowers from Jennifer at Tree Hugging Family
  12. Raspberry and Violet Tartlets from Chocolae and Zucchini
  13. Violet Syrup from one of my favorite blogs..The Feast Within.
  14. Pound Cake with Blueberries and Lavender Syrup. Enough said.
  15. Baking Obsession Lemon Lavender Scones.
  16. Apple Lavender Muffins
  17. Lavender Pork Steaks
  18. A Tase of Home Lavender Lemon Bars
  19. Fresh Figs with Lavender and Goat Cheese
  20. Seared tuna with Lavender and Pepper Crust
  21. Lavender and Lemon Tea Cake
  22. Lavender Souffle
  23. Lavender Blueberry Sorbet
  24. Rosemary and Lavender Shortbreads from Undercover Cook.
  25. LemonPi’s Coconut and Lavender Macaroons
  26. Remember the Daring Baker’s Opera Cake this month? Well the Baker and the Curry Maker made a lavender and white chocolate opera cake!
  27. Lavender Tiramisu..Yummy!
  28. Lemon Lavender Irish Soda Breadrose
  29. Pear Tarts with Lavender Creme Anglaise not my best pictures but the flavor was incredible.
  30. Chicken Artichoke Pie
  31. Vanilla Rose Ice Cream
  32. Rose Crackle Cookies
  33. Strawberry Rose Jam
  34. Key Lime and Rose Muffins
  35. Rose Scented Donuts
  36. Lavender Sugar at Gracious Hospitality
  37. Lavender Fudge
  38. Rose Petal Jelly
  39. Almond Baklava with Rose Water
  40. Lavender Langues du Chat from Vanielje Kitchenstrawberry jam
  41. Inge had a roundup for apple and lavender recipes last October. Check them ALL out. :)
  42. Vallis Black and White Chocolate Fondue infused with Lavender has always intrigued me.
  43. Spice Cookies with Rosewater, Cardamom and Ginger
  44. Rose Petal Flan
  45. Apricot, Poppy, Phyllo Purses with Rosewater Glaze
  46. Flower Petal and Pistachio Sponge Cake
  47. Lemon Pansy Pie
  48. Lemon Jelly Roll with Pansies
  49. Rosemary Orange Rum Cake
  50. Lavender Rose Petal Cheesecake. Yep. Cheesecake.
  51. And, lastly, something everyone needs in their pantry…Herbes de Provence

5 tablespoons dried thyme
3 tablespoons dried savory
1 tablespoon dried oregeno
5 tablespoons dried rosemary
2 tablespoons dried lavender flowers

and it is not traditional but I add a few minced rose petals.

Rose doughnuts

Images:Marye Audet

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  3. By Houston Alarm

    Greetings, super job, if I wasn’t so busy with my research work I would just read your full blog. I truly must give you thanks!
    Houston Alarm

  4. By Houston Alarm

    Greetings, super job, if I wasn’t so busy with my research work I would just read your full blog. I truly must give you thanks!

  5. By Derek

    Wow…this is an impressive list. My wife would love to read about this and try some of these recipes. I will definitely tell her to check this out.

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  7. By ksm150psbu

    beautiful and sweet recipe

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  9. By Quinn

    Hey, thanks for stating my lavender tiramisu as one of the 50 best edible flower recipes ever! It was indeed lovely. Those lavender lovers out there should try. Very special combination!

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  12. By Marye

    : D
    I keep tons of it here.

  13. By jo

    I haven’t made up my mind. Really all of the recipes look delicious! It shall be a tough decision, but one I won’t have to make just yet…I forgot to pick up sugar yesterday. lol

  14. By Marye

    Ym! What are you going ot make?

  15. By jo

    Thank you! I just got some more culinary lavender yesterday and I’m dying to use it! I had been using lavender oil to cook for a while. I missed whole lavender.

  16. By Marye

    Holler, does it grow well in your area? I need to get to your blog more often, I always enjoy the visit.

  17. By holler

    That is quite a list! I fancy tring the sorbet with lavender. It is something I have never thought of cooking with before.

  18. By Marye

    Ivory, thank you! I don;t know, I have heard of buying time but I can’t seem to find the right store! You sew and are looking for time to bake and I bake and am looking for time to sew!!

  19. By Ivory Spring

    Hello Marye!

    You are tempting me with all these wonderful recipes — you know where I could find some extra time to try out these recipes?! :)

    Thanks again – it’s always a DELIGHT to visit you! :)

    Have a great night!

  20. By Marye

    Julie that is awesome! Thanks.
    Thanks Dharm!
    Gabi! I was glad to put your post in here!
    Jen, I know, right? It is addictive.