07/04/2026
Some recent kitchen explorations with these delicate, heart shaped blossoms from our Judas Tree.
Their taste is honeyed and lightly fresh, with a gentle acidity and, believe us, it makes you feel like a bee.
We worked with them in many forms, fresh, set into jellies, dried, pickled and reduced.
Here are some of our favorite outcomes:
Judas Tree blossoms
1, 2 set into honey jelly with their blossom essence and lemon oil
10 pickled buds on steamed daikon with gorgonzola cream and their reduced blossom syrup
8 served fresh with labneh, pear, peas and a pear and pea juice
13, 17 turned into a blossom syrup for drinks with lemon or lavender, with a blossom sugar rim and frozen blossom ice
15, 19 composed into a sweet broth, also carrying fresh blossoms, pickled buds, gorgonzola cream and honey