Food colouring from flowers / myLot

India

July 25, 2023 12:06am CST

There are a few flowers that are not only used to colour foods but they are also edible having some heath properties. I have interest in the butterfly pea flowers that are currently growing in my garden that have the indigo colour I have seen blue coloured noodles that have been prepared using this flower and I am planning on creating some dessert once I have enough of those blooming in our garden Have you at any time eaten or used any flowers in salads and desserts? There are quite a few

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Laura

@Laurakemunto (12862)

• Kenya

25 Jul 23

I did suck some hibiscus some few years ago it had a great sour to sweet taste. I'm not sure if it can be used to color food

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@allknowing (136541)

• India

25 Jul 23

In this case it could perhaps add colour to the salad without colouring the foods

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Amber

@AmbiePam (92845)

• United States

25 Jul 23

I saw one Mylotter mentioned she used flowers in her garden for a cake, but I don't remember who it was. I wouldn't know how to do it myself, but I look forward to some day seeing what your results will be like. I just can't get enough of the indigo color.

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@allknowing (136541)

• India

25 Jul 23

I have several vines coming up and in a few months my garden hopefully will be painted indigo and when that happens I promise there will be an indigo dish prepared by me. Keeping my fingers crossed.