Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers


Did you see my edible flowers teacup garden in my last post? I am so inspired to make all the things with edible flowers!

These ideas would be such a fun and pretty addition to a treat for Mother’s Day, a baby shower, engagement party, birthdays, a wedding, spring garden party, or just because!

Excited to gather with friends this summer? Check out my book Simple Gatherings: 50 Ways to Inspire Connection

Here are lots of fun ideas and recipes for using edible flowers!

Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers
Smoothie Bowl with Edible Lavender buds — Click here for edible lavender buds source (these dried lavender buds make a delicious addition to the kitchen when whisked into a vinaigrette, mixed with fresh berries, or sprinkled onto a strawberry shortcake)
Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers
DIY Floral Ice Cubes by Jillian Harris

Where to Get Edible Flowers (scroll and click the images below for details!):

Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers
Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers
Click here for edible jasmine petals (loose leaf jasmine buds make a subtly floral tea and can also be used for cooking, baking, and cocktails. Use as a garnish to rim your glass, infuse simple syrup with a tablespoon of petals, or add to a vanilla cake batter.)… There are also edible daisies and mums from this same brand!

For more edible flower inspiration, check out this Botanical Baking Cookbook!

Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers

If you missed my Edible Flower Teacup Garden in my kitchen, click here!

Fun Ways to Use Edible Flowers

Excited to gather with friends this summer? Check out my book Simple Gatherings: 50 Ways to Inspire Connection!





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