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Rosy orange-spiced cranberries
These spiced cranberries are so delicious, they may transcend your holiday meals and make it onto the table multiple times during the fall and winter like they did for me! I’ve honestly never loved cranberries so much as when following this recipe. Rosy orange-spiced cranberries Ingredients: Instructions:
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Kabocha squash pie
I LOVE pumpkin pie, but I actually think kabocha squash pie tastes better! What could be better than a dessert that is basically a vegetable dish? 🙂 I’ve been making this recipe and refining it for years. I love how it’s naturally sweet, but not over-the-top, finding the perfect balance with the spice. Granted, I am an herbalist so it is on the spiced side! You can always cut back on some of the spices if you find it to be a bit too much. Because squash sizes vary widely, you can increase or decrease any of the other ingredients of the filling as seems fit. Play with what works…
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Saffron oatmeal with rose hips, goji berries, and reishi
Recipe: herbal oatmeal with rose hips, saffron, goji berries, and reishi My partner always says that the way I make oatmeal is magical, so I thought I should share it! I really love this savory oatmeal that has just a bit of natural sweetness from the addition of medjool dates. The rose hips, saffron, goji berries, and reishi add amazing flavor and nutrients. (You can definitely mix and match these ingredients depending on what you have available.) The optional additions give it a great texture — I personally love adding all of them. Please give it a try and let me know what you think! Ingredients (for 1 serving, multiply…
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Fire Cider
Fire cider is an ages old traditional immunity boosting remedy! Not only is it beautiful, but it’s also effective and fun to make! It can be made in all kinds of different ways, but I’m happy to share my recipe. Blossomwood Botanicals’ Fire Cider Recipe Ingredients Equipment: Instructions: Look how pretty!!
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Herbal Bliss Balls: Three Beautiful Recipes for you!
Herbalism is a delicious way to bring plant magic into your everyday life. These bliss ball recipes combine nourishing superfoods with herbs and botanicals, creating snacks that are not only functional but also beautiful and flavorful. With just a touch of sweetness, these treats let the natural flavors of the ingredients shine through. (If you prefer a sweeter experience, please add more honey to suit your taste.) The Hibiscus Rose Infused Bliss Balls feature the tartness of rose and roselle, balanced with the richness of nut butter. The Elderberry and Blue Cornflower flavor blends fruity and earthy elderberry with vibrant cocoa and the beauty of blue cornflowers, while the Hazelnut…
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Herbal bone broth
There is nothing better than herbal bone broth on cold days! (You can also leave the bones out for a veggie version, of course!) I love making a big batch and keeping it in the fridge. After my morning tea, I heat up a cup of broth, add sea salt, and sip it through the morning. My whole body relaxes as the nutrients pour in. I find it extremely grounding. You can also use broth to add nutrients and depth of flavor to anything else you are cooking, for example, as a base for soups, rice, beans, or lentils. One easy idea is to save your kitchen scraps in a…
