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Candied Rose Petals
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Candied Rose Petals

Decorate your baked goods with these elegant Candied Rose Petals. All you need are rose petals, an egg white, sugar, and a bit of patience! These beautiful petals are a gorgeous garnish for cookies, cakes, pies, and so much more.
Prep Time5 minutes
Dehydrating/Drying Time4 hours
Total Time4 hours 5 minutes
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Servings: 8 Slices
Calories: 26kcal
Author: Emily Laurae

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Ingredients

Candied Rose Petals

  • 1 cup Rose Petals Washed and Dried, Organic
  • 1 Egg White
  • ¼ cup Granulated Sugar

Instructions

Candied Rose Petals

  • Gently paint your washed and dried rose petals with the egg white using a paintbrush that is dedicated to food use!
    1 cup Rose Petals , 1 Egg White
  • Then, place the petal into a bowl of granulated sugar, making sure to coat both sides with sugar.
    ¼ cup Granulated Sugar
  • Then, place the coated rose petals apart on a wire cooling rack and place them in a cool, dry spot to harden for at least four hours, yet ideally overnight.
  • If you happen to have a "dehydrator" setting on your oven, place the petals in the oven at 175°F for 2.5 hours to speed up the process.

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Notes

Frequently asked questions
  • How do you use candied rose petals? There are plenty of ways to use your petals! Chop them up and stir them directly into cake batters, bread doughs, teas, and jellies for added texture and flavor. Or, if you’re looking for a simple and sophisticated way to garnish your desserts, edible flowers are a stunning way to decorate tarts, cakes, and even doughnuts.
  • How long do candied rose petals last? The petals are best used as soon as they harden, so ideally within the same 24 hours. You can keep them in an airtight container at room temperature, however, the petals will begin to wilt and soften the longer they’re stored.
  • What other flower petals can you candy? In addition to rose petals, jasmine, violas, sage flowers, thyme flowers, and pansies are delicious when coated in egg white and sugar. If you use wild flowers, avoid picking them from roadways and places exposed to pollution or toxic chemicals. Not every flower petal is edible!

Nutrition

Calories: 26kcal | Carbohydrates: 6g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 1g | Sodium: 6mg | Potassium: 6mg | Sugar: 6g | Calcium: 1mg | Iron: 1mg
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