So if you’re reading this, you have to at least be sort of interested in edible flowers. Maybe you’ve had them before, or maybe you’ve tried baking with lavender and realized that OMG – flowers can taste really good.
This white chocolate flower bark is so gorgeous and the perfect way to celebrate Spring, Easter, girl’s night, brunch or a tea party. And it’s a fun conversation piece – “What? You mean those are edible?”
In this recipe I used two different types of flowers, fuchsia blossoms and a micro blend. The fuchsia blossoms are crunchy and mild with a slight tanginess. The micro blend is also very mild, though full disclosure: those pretty white ones taste awful. Do not recommend.
But once you’ve picked out the nasty white ones, you’re left with a beautiful array of flowery blossoms. Add some dried (or freeze-dried for a bit of crunch) fruit and you’re set!
Have you had edible flowers before? Are you willing to try?
Keep your eyes peeled for some more edible flower recipes coming soon!
White Chocolate Flower Bark
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White Chocolate Flower Bark – Yes, with Edible Flowers!
Impress your friends with this White Chocolate Edible Flower Bark – it is the sweetest addition to any springtime party!
- Prep Time: 5
- Cook Time: 2
- Total Time: 37 minutes
- Yield: 10-15 pieces 1x
Ingredients
1 1/2 c. white chocolate chips
10–15 edible flower blossoms (see post for recommendations)
1/4 c. dried fruit like cherries or raspberries
Instructions
In a small microwave safe bowl, microwave the white chocolate in 30 second intervals, stirring each time until smooth.
Line a sheet pan with parchment paper and pour the melted chocolate onto it. Using an angled spatula, spread the chocolate into an even layer about 1/4″ thick.
Top with the edible flowers and dried fruit. Feel free to add any additional toppings as you wish. Press them into the chocolate slightly to make sure they adhere.
Chill at least 30 minutes until set, then remove and break into rough 2-3″ shards.
Enjoy!
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Tash says
Can you please advise how long the flowers last in the chocolate? Would they wilt quickly if put into a cellophane bag to manually transport for a gift.
Tammie Rea says
Please tell where you procured the flowers. I do have a garden with violets nasturtium, and roses. I didn’t know that Fuchsias were edible. Thank you. I planning on doing a Keto version of the white chocolate.
Sarah | AwayFromTheBox says
I purchased mine from Gourmet Botanicals here! I was impressed with their freshness and variety.
Adrienne says
Beautiful!
Alina | Cooking Journey Blog says
wow, looks so beautiful. Truly a great present for Easter! I would add the card to the gifts with instructions that you can melt these shards in hot water to make chocolaty-flowery drink 🙂
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Sarah | AwayFromTheBox says
Thank you Alina! What a great idea! I love that!