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crystallized edible flowersCrystallized Edible Flowers
Some wonderful edible flowers include roses, day lilies, dandelions, marigolds, pansies, nasturtiums, and the flowers of many herbs. Organic flowers are best – be sure not to use flowers that are sprayed with pesticides, herbicides or fungicides. They are best if they come from your garden! The perfect edible décor for pastries and cakes, this recipe for crystallized flowers is featured in ‘Home Made Cooking – Good ‘Nuff For Sharing’, a recipe book published by the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum in Vista, CA.


1 egg white, at room temperature
¼ cup sugar
Any edible flower petal, or small flowers with few petals such as the pansy, daisy, viola, violet, chamomile.

Beat egg white lightly to liquefy in small bowl.
Rinse flower petals or blossoms and dry thoroughly.
With a small brush, paint both sides of each petal with egg white, being sure to cover petals completely. Use a wood tooth pick to separate leaves of multi-petal flowers.
Sprinkle lightly with sugar. Place on rack or baking sheet and let dry in a cool, dry place until sugar has hardened.
Store in an airtight container and use throughout the year. Use on pastries and cakes.

 

The Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum is nestled on 55 acres of rolling farm ground in Vista, California. Featuring collections of over 20,000 items from the 1849-1949 era; the museum collects, preserves and displays examples of mechanical ingenuity and crafts associated with the early days of the American farm and rural community. The museum is host to a number of events including their Spring and Fall Harvest Fair, Threshing Bee, Antique Tractor and Engine Shows. Read more about the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum.  

      
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