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Looking for a unique garnish for cakes, salads and desserts? Try edible flowers. Your options include more than the commonly used nasturtiums and violets. But use caution: Some flowers are poisonous. Always identify flowers accurately before consuming them and be sure that the flowers have not been treated with pesticides. photo courtesy of kakisky
A surprising number of common garden flowers are edible. Here's 30 edible flowers and weeds that may just be hiding in your garden.
Edible flowers make a tasty addition to many recipes and pack a lot of unique nutrients and antioxidants that have special medicinal benefits. If you’re new to edible flowers, we have an extensive list of common varieties you need to try.
Adding flowers to your food can be a nice way to add color, flavor and a little whimsy. Some are spicy, and some herbaceous, while others are floral and fragrant. The range is surprising.
You may be surrounded by edible flowers without even knowing it. Learn about 69 options to turn your dishes into something special here!
You can find edible flowers on apples, cherries, plums, citrus, and many other trees. Fruiting shrubs like strawberries, honeyberries, and blueberries are also edible. They’re not used all that often in recipes because most people prefer fruit to edible flowers, but here are a few ideas:
This list of edible flowers with pictures contains 103 common edible flowers and is one of the most comprehensive lists you'll find.
Though not all flowers are safe to eat, edible flowers offer a burst of flavor, color and maybe even health benefits. Here are the 11 best edible flowers.
The Spruce / Alyson Brown. There are countless ways to use edible flowers: fresh or dried, whole or as a condiment, infused in a dessert or drink, raw, cooked, and even pickled. Flowers are best fresh when eaten a few hours after picking, so growing your own makes sense.
Our guide to edible flowers will help you make the most of these colorful petals, which you can use to elevate pizzas, salads, ice cubes, and more. Plus, find out how to make flower-infused syrups and sugars.