Violet recipes edible flowers

Wild violets are a tasty edible wild plant worth knowing. Not only beautiful in salads and on desserts, wild violets are also useful medicinally. One of the earlier plants to forage in spring, violet leaves can be used all season long. #foraging #medicinalplants | medicinal plants | violet uses | foraging tips | spring foraging | edible flowers |

Learn how to turn violet flowers into homemade jelly with a delicious grape-like taste!

Spring is finally here, that days are getting longer and we've had a few days of consistent warmth. It's time to make some wild violet honey.

Our backyard was overflowing with violets, so I thought I would try this awesome Violet Jelly recipe from Bakers Brigade. Of course I'd heard of Dandelion Jelly, but I hadn't seen a recipe for Violet Jelly before. I was really interested in the "magical color change" this food blogger spoke about. After collecting violets in a jar, you pour boiling water onto them. Then let the jar sit overnight to infuse and create a lovely sapphire blue "tea". When you strain out the flowers and add lemon…

If you're lucky enough to have sweet violets in your yard, then you absolutely must try this delicious recipe for violet jelly. It's like springtime in a jar!

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Bring edible flowers into your baking this Spring with this old-fashioned Violet Shortbread Cookies recipe. It is super easy.

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