Nasturtium Blossoms and Cream Cheese

[Gypsy Heart]

My nasturtiums are in full bloom so thought I would share this favorite recipe.
Stuffed Nasturtium Blossoms

Yield: 6 servings

20-26 nasturtiums blossoms
1/4 c Cream cheese, warm up to at room temperature
24 Capers
Lightly rinse and pat dry nasturtiums,placing on a tray or large platter. With end of teaspoon, press about 1/2 teaspoon cream cheese into center of each nasturtium Pat capers dry on paper towels. Push a caper into the center of the cream cheese in each flower.
Serve stuffed nasturtiums immediately or refrigerate until ready to serve, no more than 1 hour. Yummmmmy and pretty to eat!

 

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[Burdie]

Never heard of such a thing. Like to see a picture of the naturtium blossom. Please, Please.

Burdie

 

[Gypsy Heart]

The flowers, leaves, and stems add a nice, peppery touch to everything from soups to salads. You can even pickle the seeds and immature fruit and use them as a substitute for capers, should you be so inclined

 

[BADDOG]

Made me look to see what a naturtium blossom was also. I've included a picture.
I couldn't even imagine eating one of those pretty flowers. Maybe they would look good and a garnish next to a nice porter house and baked potato .

Good Luck and HH

Baddog

 

[buscadero]

Sounds like one of those Left Coast Recipes! Probably tastes pretty good tho! Never had Nasturtium! I stay away from ingredients I don't know, like Wild Mushrooms!


Joe

 

[Burdie]

Learn something every day. Thanks GH

Burdie

 

[Gypsy Heart]

They really taste great in salad....plus it makes the dish look so pretty!

 

[mchamby]

I agree with you gypsy they are tasty any way you make them. Your a girl after my own heart. I forage the best I can even with my heath problems. I had pickled hot fiddleheads for lunch, I have to ask the person that gave them to me if she has the recipe, yummy
Mchamby

 

[BADDOG]

I've always been afraid to eat things I find in the woods.
You did get me mchamby, I had to look and see what fiddleheads were.

Here's the link I found: http://www.umext.maine.edu/onlinepubs/htmpubs/4198.htm

I might try these if only I lived in Maine .

Good Luck and HH

Baddog