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Edible Flowers

This title includes from garden to plate: 25 recipes and an A-Z pictorial directory of culinary flora. It provides planning planting and cultivating over 25 edible flower schemes with accompanying recipes. It includes an illustrated flower directory provides at-a-glance information on over 45 edible flower varieties and their complementary foods. It is a stunning visual guide and informative reference to consult and treasure. It includes over 400 exquisite colour photographs by Michelle Garrett. Flowers have been used for culinary purposes since earliest times; rose petals have been used to perfume jellies and cakes for centuries and the tiny richly scented 'Parma' violet was a popular flavouring during the Victorian era. Today there is renewed interest in using flowers as ingredients in
cooking; their subtle flavours and glorious colours impart an extra dimension to many of our favourite foods. Make a summer punch glow with the brilliant blue borage flower and lift cakes into another realm of flavour with the addition of crystallized roses sugared cowslips or candied primroses. This is a unique gardening guide and recipe collection in one beautifully photographed volume. This title contains over 25 planting schemes that explain in foolproof detail how to plant and cultivate edible flower combinations with accompanying recipes showing how to use the blossoms and petals in the kitchen. Throughout gorgeous colour photographs capture the beauty of the garden in bloom while step-by-step sequences show their culinary potential in the kitchen. Keen gardeners and avid cooks will
be thrilled by the imaginative use of flowers outdoors and indoors and will consult this authoritative reference and stunning visual source book for years to come.
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    This title

    Includes::
    from garden to plate: 25 recipes & an A-Z pictorial directory of culinary flora. It provides planning planting & cultivating over 25 edible flower schemes with accompanying recipes. It

    Includes::
    an illustrated flower directory provides at-a-glance information on over 45 edible flower varieties & their complementary foods. It is a stunning visual guide & informative reference to consult & treasure. It

    Includes::
    over 400 exquisite colour photographs by Michelle Garrett. Flowers have been used for culinary purposes since earliest times; rose petals have been used to perfume jellies & cakes for centuries & the tiny richly scented ' Parma' violet was a popular flavouring during the Victorian era. Today there is renewed interest in using flowers as ingredients in cooking; their subtle flavours & glorious colours impart an extra dimension to many of our favourite foods. Make a summer punch glow with the brilliant blue borage flower & lift cakes into another realm of flavour with the addition of crystallized roses sugared cowslips or candied primroses. This is a unique gardening guide & recipe collection in one beautifully photographed volume. This title contains over 25 planting schemes that explain in foolproof detail how to plant & cultivate edible flower combinations with accompanying recipes showing how to use the blossoms & petals in the kitchen. Throughout gorgeous colour photographs capture the beauty of the garden in bloom while step-by-step sequences show their culinary potential in the kitchen. Keen gardeners & avid cooks will be thrilled by the imaginative use of flowers outdoors & indoors & will consult this authoritative reference & stunning visual source book for years to come.

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    Perfume - A fragrant agreeable fluid
    Rose - Commonly associated with a light pink colour
    Rose - A fragrant garden plant
    Garden - An outside area with grass and foliage
    Blue - A primary colour
    Flower - The reproductive part of a plant. Colourful to attract insects to pollenate
    Summer - The season between Spring and Autumn. Usually the hottest season of the year
    garden - A planned space used for the display, cultivation and enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature.
    Colour - The categorised spectrum of light visable to humans
    Flavour - The taste of a food product.
    Flower - A product that comes from planting a seed, tend to be the brightly coloured part at the end of the stem.
    Popular - Something that is admired and liked by many people.
    Subtle - Something that is delicate and not to harsh, can be difficult to describe.
    Reference - To prove evidence with a back up source.
    Glow - Something that gives out a steady light.
    Dimension - The shape or measurements of something.

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