You may have seen these wild hibiscus flowers in a champagne cocktail, though they are equally at home paired with brie as part of a cheese platter or topping a pavlova. Fabulous stuffed with sweet or savory fillings, or try dipping the bases in white chocolate to serve with after dinner coffee.
I used flowers straight from the jar to top today's mini cupcakes; the rosella flowers are sweet, soft and fleshy with notes of raspberry/plum and rhubarb.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Wild hibiscus in syrup and rosella jam cupcake
Wow! What a cupcake by blogger The Lone Baker, who writes:
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Wild hibiscus in syrup and rosella jam cupcake
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Wow! What a cupcake by blogger The Lone Baker, who writes:
You may have seen these wild hibiscus flowers in a champagne cocktail, though they are equally at home paired with brie as part of a cheese platter or topping a pavlova. Fabulous stuffed with sweet or savory fillings, or try dipping the bases in white chocolate to serve with after dinner coffee.
I used flowers straight from the jar to top today's mini cupcakes; the rosella flowers are sweet, soft and fleshy with notes of raspberry/plum and rhubarb.
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