I started with fresh blooms and then added in some African Blue basil just for fun. Just sounded yummy.
Gave them a good long soak (and removed a whole lot of ants that I hadn't seen while picking). I have to admit I was afraid cooking these beauties would turn them brown and ruin them. Eh no matter, there were many more outside.
2 cups water
2 T white balsamic vinegar
1 T basil flowers
1/4 cup maple syrup
Pamona's Pectin, following directions
The results are beautiful. There is a delicate hint of pepper which I could see on a delish pork loin. Hmmmn might need to try that. Oooh or over a nice soft triple cream brie. mmmmmmmm.
The results are beautiful. There is a delicate hint of pepper which I could see on a delish pork loin. Hmmmn might need to try that. Oooh or over a nice soft triple cream brie. mmmmmmmm.
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Very clever.
Your photographs are beautiful.
You might want to try it on a grilled pork loin with this difference: melt the jelly down and add port wine. Brush it on the meat just a few minutes before removing to avoid burning and to give a beautiful glisten to the pork. I look forward to a review.
Lovely idea! So great that you have time to do these things with little ones in the house :)
Oh my! If I could just get the nasturtiums to grow! Dang! My SF house had them taking over and my SoCal house won't tolerate them. Grrrr....
Oh, so anxious to see my gardens tomorrow -- especially after seeing yours below!
I just had my first nasturtium flower. They look so pretty in the garden. This recipe sounds great!
Beautiful pictures.
Maybelline I look forward to reporting back :)
Lvaletutto one of mine still naps every day, I fit an amazing amount into those moments LOL. (and just as often I do nothing)
Marlyn I'm surprised they won't grow there? I would think they'd love your yard!
Vrtlarica have fun with your new found flowers!
Thanks everyone for the compliments on the pics, I'm having fun with my new little camera!
Ahh naptime! My seven month old doesn't nap long enough for me to get any serious gardening done :( It has been hard for me to get out to the garden as much this year as I would like because of it. But I was able to bake a pie today :)Kudos to you on your lovely garden. Laura
These have got to be the most beautiful preserves ever! So very pretty. I'd never thought of planting flowers for eating. (not that I'd manage to keep them alive anyway)
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