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Edible Flowers
Edible Nasturtium (cress) RecipeGrower: Clemson SC
Price: $1.50 ( Sandwich sized bag )Available (Exact): 100
Flowers and leaf are excellent addition to any salad and make a beautiful garnish on your plates. Nasturtium and other cresses are considered interchangeable in the kitchen and are popular in Europe and North America where they are used for spreads (especially those based on cottage cheese) and salads. In Europe, cress leaves are not commonly combined with other fresh herbs but they are compatible with the fines herbes of French cuisine and may be used together with each of them. Leaves or flowers of nasturtium are commonly used to flavour herbal vinegar and cress is also very good for herb sauces.
NASTURTIUM BUTTER
4 ounces unsalted butter (1/4 pound - 1 stick), softened
12-18 nasturtium flowers - rinsed and drained - chopped small
3-4 fresh chives (optional) - chopped small
2-4 fresh nasturtium leaves or a few sprigs fresh parsley - chopped small
Mix all ingredients until well blended.
They can be rolled into logs and wrapped in plastic wrap. Can be frozen.
Put a frozen pat/slice on roasted chicken, a freshly grilled steak, baked potato, etc.
NASTURTIUM GOAT OR CREAM CHEESE DIP / SPREAD
8 ounces (1/2 pound) cream cheese or soft goat cheese (chevre)
4 teaspoons tender nasturtium leaves, chopped
4-6 nasturtium flowers for garnish - or can be chopped and mixed in if you wish.
Mix all ingredients until well-blended. We serve the Chevre and Nasturtium Leaves Dip/Spread with crackers. If you desire a creamier consistency, add a little bit of milk, cream or sour cream.
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Edible Nasturtium Flower ~ Orange ColoredGrower: Putney Farm
Price: $1.50 ( 6 flowers )Available (Exact): 20
Flowers and leaf are excellent addition to any salad and make a beautiful garnish on your plates.
NASTURTIUM BUTTER
4 ounces unsalted butter (1/4 pound - 1 stick), softened
12-18 nasturtium flowers - rinsed and drained - chopped small
3-4 fresh chives (optional) - chopped small
2-4 fresh nasturtium leaves or a few sprigs fresh parsley - chopped small
Mix all ingredients until well blended.
They can be rolled into logs and wrapped in plastic wrap. Can be frozen.
Put a frozen pat/slice on roasted chicken, a freshly grilled steak, baked potato, etc.
NASTURTIUM GOAT OR CREAM CHEESE DIP / SPREAD
8 ounces (1/2 pound) cream cheese or soft goat cheese (chevre)
4 teaspoons tender nasturtium leaves, chopped
4-6 nasturtium flowers for garnish - or can be chopped and mixed in if you wish.
Mix all ingredients until well-blended. We serve the Chevre and Nasturtium Leaves Dip/Spread with crackers. If you desire a creamier consistency, add a little bit of milk, cream or sour cream.
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Edible Nasturtium Leaf ~ Salad FixinsGrower: Putney Farm
Price: $1.50 ( 6 leaves )Available (Exact): 2
Flowers and leaf are excellent addition to any salad and make a beautiful garnish on your plates.
NASTURTIUM BUTTER
4 ounces unsalted butter (1/4 pound - 1 stick), softened
12-18 nasturtium flowers - rinsed and drained - chopped small
3-4 fresh chives (optional) - chopped small
2-4 fresh nasturtium leaves or a few sprigs fresh parsley - chopped small
Mix all ingredients until well blended.
They can be rolled into logs and wrapped in plastic wrap. Can be frozen.
Put a frozen pat/slice on roasted chicken, a freshly grilled steak, baked potato, etc.
NASTURTIUM GOAT OR CREAM CHEESE DIP / SPREAD
8 ounces (1/2 pound) cream cheese or soft goat cheese (chevre)
4 teaspoons tender nasturtium leaves, chopped
4-6 nasturtium flowers for garnish - or can be chopped and mixed in if you wish.
Mix all ingredients until well-blended. We serve the Chevre and Nasturtium Leaves Dip/Spread with crackers. If you desire a creamier consistency, add a little bit of milk, cream or sour cream.
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Ediible Flowers for Salad, stir fry or omeletteGrower: Putney Farm
Price: $1.00 ( 5 flowers )Available (Estimated): 10
Edible Pink Chiveflowers. Beautiful for a delicate salad or sprinkled over an omlette.
close Edible Pink Chiveflowers. Beautiful for a delicate salad or sprinkled over an omlette.
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Honeysuckle Flowers (DRIED)Grower: Clemson SC
Price: $3.99 ( .25 oz )Available (Estimated): 25
Japanese Honeysuckle: Use for tea or potpourri dried. Makes a tasty tea. Much information available says that honeysuckle flowers are healing; and, in fact, they have been in use for centuries that way. We have gotten away from eating what is all around us, to instead rely on manufactured "food" that has very little nutritional value. To our ancestors, eating the flowers and leaves from what grew wild around them was an every day experience. Most times, these wild edibles are superior in nutrition and health-building qualities when compared to field-grown, domesticated edibles. Enjoy a taste treat with your honeysuckle flowers, and, remember, not every kind of flower is edible; know what you are eating.
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Honeysuckle Flowers (FRESH)Grower: Clemson SC
Price: $3.00 ( .25 oz )Available (Estimated): 24
Japanese Honeysuckle: Use for garnish or tea fresh, tea or potpourri dried. Much information available says that honeysuckle flowers are healing; and, in fact, they have been in use for centuries that way. We have gotten away from eating what is all around us, to instead rely on manufactured "food" that has very little nutritional value. To our ancestors, eating the flowers and leaves from what grew wild around them was an every day experience. Most times, these wild edibles are superior in nutrition and health-building qualities when compared to field-grown, domesticated edibles. Enjoy a taste treat with your honeysuckle flowers, and, remember, not every kind of flower is edible; know what you are eating.
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