Looking for that Instagram-perfect cake decked out in florals? Before you go wild adorning your baked goods in blooms, here's what to know about edible flowers.

Fragrant, colorful petals elevate pizza, omelets, greens—and even ice cubes—while dried flowers infuse syrups, sugars, and cocktails with fantastic flavors. zi3000 / GETTY IMAGES If you're ...

Make the most of nature's bountiful pantry with these 10 edible flowers you can harvest from your garden right now.

Mix some floral flair into your cooking! Many edible flowers are easy to grow at home or can be found at the grocery store or farmers market.

Not only can edible flowers add a treat for your eyes and palate, ... for example, comes from dried stigmas of the crocus flower, ... in syrups or dried and added to cookies, cakes or biscuits.

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8 edible flowers that will dress up your garden — and your plate. ... The dried petals are often showcased in sweets, ... then uses them to decorate cakes and gussy up rice dishes throughout the ...

Edible flowers such as violet and lavender can be used to make flavored sugars. Add a tablespoon of crushed dried flowers to a cup of granulated sugar and mix in the food processor for 30 seconds.

Edible flowers can be found in many backyard landscapes and herb gardens. Many annuals and perennials produce flowers with culinary potential. Roses (rosa spp.), lavender (Lavandula angustifolia ...

Food writer Holly Ebel says add a little flower to your recipes for unique flavors. Get 3 months/99¢ a month SUBSCRIBE NOW Show Search. Clear Search Query Submit Search.