How to Crystallize Edible Flowers for Cakes and Desserts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 เม.ย. 2014
- More on creating crystallized edible flowers: www.lovelygreens.com/2014/04/e...
Edible flowers such a Primroses can be used to spice or add colour to dishes both savory and sweet. In this tutorial, Tanya from Lovely Greens shows how to crystallize fresh blossoms into sweet and beautiful decorations for use on your desserts.
They also make a lovely gift idea so why not preserve the flowers of the season, wrap them in tissue paper and give them to a friend.
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I love edible flowers! How long will these last in storage and what's the best way to store them?
thank you for sharing this, I am going to give it a try this Easter.
Debra Kay How did it go?
Lovely Greens - Handmade Living, Gardening, Lifestyle, and Tutorials l ended up ill, so have done very little besides my mural paintings. But plan on trying it someday.
Debra Kay I have a lot a projects like that. Thank goodness for Pinterest :)
How long will they keep?
Thank you for sharing very nice video
Cool tutorial! What can you use in place of the egg white that is vegan friendly?
Jessica Medrano Try cornstarch :)
So lovey. Vegans can use ‘flax egg’.
Are there any other flowers that are considered edible that are common to get? I live in the city without a yard of my own, so a lot of this stuff isn't as easily available to me, but I'm really curious and would be interested to try a few flowers. :)
I bought a box of 12 edible flower heads. It doesn't say what species they are, but I'm guessing it contains roses, marigolds, violets, and something else. Do I need to discard the green part holding onto the petals? Is it poisonous?
Moondog Not poisonous but probably unpalatable
Can I do this with roses? Can I use the whole bud?
The petals, yes, but not a full rosebud.
Awesome video, very interesting information!
Also... and I do mean this in as non-creepy of a way as possible; I just want to say that you are such a seductive speaker!
Beauty, all around!
How long do they last before going bad?
They can last up to a year if kept in a cool and dry place
How long with the sugared flowers last?
HorrorBeautyFX Around six months but depending on where they're kept it could be up to a year. My experience is that after half a year they begin to look more like crystallized sugar than flowers.
Do you wash them first?
No need. Nature isn't dirty 💚
Creepy...
Der Fremde in a good way.
🤣🤣
Thank you! I'm glad I'm not the only one feeling that way. Lol
So I wont get salmonella from doing this will I? Caus I know we rnt really supposed to eat raw egg....I was just wandering befor I do this...i dont wanna giv 20 folks salmonella lol
Oh n beautiful work btw! Luvlaayy cake!!
Egg white doesn't support microbial growth...it's almost always the yolk that can give you salmonella. Just be careful when separating your eggs :)
@@Lovelygreens lol thnk u so much...I did hear from a lady at church who has made these an she said the exact thng lol so thnk u too😉
@@Lovelygreens oh n amazing video too btw! Very easy explaining an all an I had lots of fun doing this...makes the sweets not look edible Haha just too cute! U know there were pics taken lol
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Are there any other flowers that are considered edible that are common to get? I live in the city without a yard of my own, so a lot of this stuff isn't as easily available to me, but I'm really curious and would be interested to try a few flowers. :)
Check out the blog post associated with this video -- there's a list of others you can use :)