These Spring Flower Jellies are the Bees Knees
As the world is coming alive this spring, don’t overlook these edible flowers from your lawn and garden. These spring flower jellies are an easy way to add to your harvest.
As the world is coming alive this spring, don’t overlook these edible flowers from your lawn and garden. These spring flower jellies are an easy way to add to your harvest.
Delicious dandelion jelly one of the first flower jellies you can make in the spring. It brings all the sweetness of the season, is super easy to make, and is the perfect topper for a variety of baked goods and breakfasts.
This easy redbud jelly recipe is the perfect way to celebrate spring all year long. All you’ll need is a basket of redbud flowers, sugar, pectin, and lemon juice to capture the delightful floral flavors of the season.
Indulge in this exquisite Apricot and Lavender Tart, a fusion of sweet apricots and aromatic lavender. This gluten-free and vegan delight is not only visually captivating but also relatively light, making it a perfect dessert choice
Embrace the charm of spring with this Violet Jelly recipe, turning foraged wildflowers into a magenta-hued, subtly floral delight. Perfect for brightening your spring breakfast table.
Savor the summer with this delightful blackberry custard recipe. Combining roasted blackberries with a rich, creamy custard, this gluten-free dessert is both simple to prepare and deeply satisfying. Enjoy it warm or chilled. Perfect for any berry lover!
Indulge in a symphony of sweetness and citrus with this easy Candied Kumquats recipe. Enjoy the delightful blend of tender kumquats caramelized in a warm, spiced syrup. Perfect as a garnish or standalone treat!
This Kumquat Marmalade with Champagne and Figs recipe is loaded with fantastic flavors. It features spices and dried fruits and makes for a fantastic spread that pairs well with anything from ice cream to ham.