Marigold Petals

Bright yellow, orange, and red blossoms. The flavor is slightly spicy and bitter – reminiscent of arugula with hints of mint and tarragon. The petals of marigolds add color and a spicy tang to salads and other seasonal dishes.

LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK, NATIVE TO: SOUTH AMERICA

FRAGRANT, SLIGHTLY SPICY, HINTS OF MINT AND TARRAGON

FLAVOUR FIELDS

3 OZ.

Marigold Petals Details

Marigold Petals are a versatile and vibrant addition to any dish, offering both aesthetic appeal and a unique flavor profile. These edible flowers, available in shades of yellow, orange, and red, are visually striking and bring a delightful flavor kick to the palate. Their flavor combines a citrusy tang reminiscent of tangerine or orange soda, with subtle notes of mint and tarragon, making them a wonderful option for those looking to add a fresh and zesty element to their culinary creations.

Recipes and Tips

Marigold Petals offer endless culinary possibilities, enhancing a wide range of dishes with their vibrant color and bold flavor. Their citrusy, slightly spicy profile makes them perfect for salads, where they add a fresh, zesty pop of flavor. Toss them into a mixed green salad, or pair them with fruits like citrus, berries, or melon for a refreshing, colorful contrast. In savory dishes, they can brighten up soups, appetizers, and seafood, complementing the natural flavors with their unique tang.

These petals also make stunning garnishes for cocktails, adding both visual appeal and a burst of flavor that pairs wonderfully with refreshing drinks like mojitos, gin and tonics, or citrus-based cocktails. For those with a sweet tooth, Marigold Petals shine in desserts, from fruit tarts and cakes to sorbets and ice creams, where they infuse a delicate minty and tarragon-like hint.

Nutritional Facts

Marigold petals offer a range of potential health benefits, thanks to their rich nutrient profile. They are a source of antioxidants such as lutein and zeaxanthin, which help combat oxidative stress and support eye health. Marigolds also contain beta-carotene, a precursor to vitamin A, which plays a crucial role in vision and immune function. Additionally, they provide vitamins C and K, which contribute to skin health, collagen production, and proper blood clotting.

Beyond their vitamin content, marigolds are known for their natural anti-inflammatory properties, which may help soothe minor skin irritations and reduce inflammation. They also possess antibacterial and antifungal qualities, which have been traditionally used to support skin health, including applications for acne and wound care. These properties contribute to their long-standing role in natural skincare remedies.

Storage and Usage Tips

To keep your Marigold petals fresh and flavorful, store it properly in the refrigerator. Ideally, keep it at temperatures between 36 to 40°F, which helps preserve its delicate flavor and color.

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