Top Ways to Use Edible Gold Leaf
Here are two of the top ways to use edible gold leaf. This beautiful product can make any baked good or refreshing cocktail look even more appetizing.
Vanilla Basil Watermelon Slushie
This watermelon slushie gives the classic slushie an upgrade with vanilla and basil. The single-step recipe is so simple and produces a fantastically refreshing summertime beverage without alcohol but can also be made into a frozen cocktail!
Grapefruit Spiced Gin and Tonic with Clove and Cinnamon
Looking for a reason to drink and be merry (within moderation)? Try our clove and cinnamon spiked gin and tonic with a grapefruit twist to get started on or after holiday celebrations.
Vanilla Bean & Cardamom Pisco Sour
The Frothy Pisco Sour with Cardamom, Clove, and Vanilla Simple Syrup is an outstanding cocktail to have in your mixology repertoire. It's actually quite simple to make and as equally impressive in flavor and aesthetic appeal.
How To Buy Vanilla Beans
Buying Vanilla Beans isn't as straightforward as it may seem. Several factors need to be considered before making a purchase decision. Ensure you have the best bean for your culinary projects by these important traits.
Saffron Bloody Mary
This Bacon Rimmed Bloody Mary with Saffron is an excellent way to liven up the senses at morning brunch—especially after a long night. Saffron pairs wonderfully with tomato, citrus, and spice, brightening the classic cocktail.
White Peach & Vanilla Bellinis with Loose Leaf Gold
This Vanilla Bean and White Peach Sparkling Wine Cocktail with flecks of Edible Gold not only looks stunning, but it is also absolutely delicious—perfectly fruity and fragrant without being overwhelmingly acidic or sweet. It's an excellent substitute for that brunch mimosa.
Vanilla Bean and Mascarpone Crostini
A thoughtfully prepared treat that is firmly in the “dessert” category, but will not overwhelm with excessive sweetness. Vanilla bean and mascarpone are the perfect couple in this rustic dessert.
Cinnamon Infused Honey
Honey Infused with Ceylon Cinnamon. This simple recipe adds a new level of flavor to your honey. Use it all year long but don't forget about the summer season! Try it in marinades, barbecue sauces, or one of the many summer cocktails featured in this post!
Coconut & Saffron Roasted Carrots
These saffron roasted carrots with coconut and warming spices extremely versatile. Carrots have a delicate sweetness that presents well in any form. Roasted, they maintain a simple, yet beautiful flavor that complemented by this wide array of unsuspected spices.
