Wednesday, 27 July 2011

Roses In Ice....so simple...so elegant

Fresh Roses Captured In Ice
Fresh Floral Ice Cubes

Pretty, little, dainty flowers suspended in ice.  I just love how feminine these fresh flower ice cubes look and they are so easy and cheap to make. They instantly add that special touch to your garden wedding, baby shower, tea party, or romantic dinner.

The purer the water the clearer the ice will be.
I used boiled tap when I should have used boiled distilled.
Live and learn!
When making these floral ice cubes be sure to use only organic, edible flowers. Although your guest probably won't be munching on the flowers (it's mainly for show) you still want to make sure they are safe. The last thing you want to do is poison your guest or make pesticide-laced ice cubes.
Small blooms work best for making decorative, floral ice cubes


You can also use berries, herbs, or fruits. I love how slices of lemon, lime and oranges look suspened in ice. So spa-ish! Strawberries and mint leaves also looks great.

Fresh, floral ice cubes adds instant elegance to any drink

A list of common edible flowers/herbs are:
chamomile
roses
pansies
lavender
begonias
Marigolds
Carnations
Day Lilies
Borage
Mint
Jasmine
Honeysuckle
Lilac


INGREDIENTS
Distilled Water
Edible, Pesticide-free flowers, plants, herbs or fruit

Let's make these Fresh Floral Ice Cubes From Start to Finish!


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