In an effort to encourage healthy eating, while promoting curiosity, Oberlin City School District AVI Food Services Department introduced edible flowers to elementary students, according to a news … ...

Colorful and elegant with an air of exotic mystery, the orchid isn't exactly the first ingredient that comes to mind when tossing a salad. Yet orchids have been used for cooking perhaps longer ...

When it comes to the perfect snack what pops into your mind? Is it chips? Or maybe it’s a handful of wasabi peas? But what if we told you that you could turn to your flower bed? Today, we wer… ...

12 edible orchids (stems removed) Cream butter and sugar for two minutes until light and fluffy. Beat in the egg and vanilla extract. Stir in flour until soft dough forms. Chill dough at least two ...

In some orchids, photosynthesis is out and parasitism is in. Instead of making food from sunlight, some of these plants have become parasitic and primarily suck nutrients out of the fungi in their ...

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The most famous edible orchid is the vanilla, said Novy. “Vanilla is a vine-form orchid that’s native to Central and South America, although vanilla production today is most famous in ...

Large-scale commercial trade of wild orchids is a pressing, but little-recognized conservation problem, according to researchers.

Cooking with flowers: Find out which flowers you can eat, where to get them and how to use them in your sweet and savory dishes and in cocktails.

Manager Frank Piskur has been known to use pansies and orchids as inspirations for his libations, while co-owner and pastry chef Angela Engel uses fresh edible blooms to garnish desserts.

Flash-blend for 5 seconds and pour unstrained into a rocks glass. Garnish with mint bouquet, three cranberries skewered, and an edible orchid.

If you like the flavor of vanilla, then you have enjoyed the fruits from an orchid (Vanilla planifolia is the only orchid that produces something edible).