There’s a little lake in downtown Clermont that I always admire. Its name is Sunset Lake, but a more appropriate moniker would be Lake Lotus because this small splash of water nestled in a hollow ...

Seen surrounding the egret, the dried seed pods of the lotus are familiar in flower shops the world over. The leaves, the stems, and the seeds are all edible, making the plants a staple food in some ...

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Click to read full blog post: Creative Ways to Use Edible Flowers in Your Kitchen Article appeared first on A Magical Mess Have you eaten any good flowers lately? I’ve decided to make a little side ...

Add flowers to liven up your cooking! Learn what flowers are edible by using this edible flowers list, including edible flowers for cake and other desserts. Use the edible flowers you’ve found in ...

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According to an adorable little corner of the internet, edible flowers are an amazing way to make your food a little more demure. There are so many flowers you should try, whether you toss them with ...

The modern wellness movement has found a new bright ingredient: edible flowers. Once reserved for fine dining and wedding cakes, these vibrant blooms are now taking centre stage in everyday kitchens.