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Butterfly Blue Pea Flower Tea

by Culinary Blossom | Jan 10, 2021 | garden to cup, recipes

Make an amazing cup of tea with Butterfly Blue Pea Flower! This rare, naturally indigo flower is not only versatile in a cup but a valuable ingredient in the medicine cabinet and culinary kitchen. From a delicious latte to a shocking blue pasta to a purple lemonade or...

Tea Pairing 101

by Culinary Blossom | Dec 12, 2020 | garden to cup, recipes

Tea Pairing 101 Do you love tea? And great food? Then Tea and Food Pairing 101 is for you! There’s a whole science behind pairing foods with beverages but Tea 101 is a quick, simple guide to get you started on your journey of pairing tea with food. Our hope is that...

DIY Herbal Tea Tub Soak

by Culinary Blossom | Oct 29, 2020 | garden to cup, recipes

Rub-a-dub-dub make your own tea-soak for the tub! It’s simple to do and uses herbs, flowers and spices you probably already have in your pantry. Pre-blended herbal or green teas also make excellent tea-tub soaks. *Teas that heal and soothe you on the inside, can do...

Herbal Tea Steaming

by Culinary Blossom | Oct 18, 2020 | garden to cup, recipes

Have you tried ‘herbal tea steaming’ for congestion relief? Breathing in steam is an age-old practice used to ease respiratory issues. Additionally, it opens pores, helps to remove toxins and cleanses the skin. However, using herbs, flowers and spices in steam water...

Honeysuckle Iced Tea Recipe

by Culinary Blossom | Jun 16, 2020 | garden to cup, recipes

Have you ever tasted the sweet nectar hiding inside honeysuckle flowers? It’s like nature’s candy! A favorite of hummingbirds, honeysuckle not only produces a delightful sweet nectar but boasts several healing benefits including anti-inflammatory and immune boosting...

Elderflower Tea Recipe

by Culinary Blossom | May 24, 2020 | garden to cup, recipes

Have you tried Elderflower Blossom Tea? It’s made from the creamy-white flowers, that if left on the branch, will become the purple-black elderberries of late summer. Refreshingly delicious and immune-boosting, this early summer tea can be sipped warm or chilled and...