Recipes

Spice-Dyed Easter Eggs

25 min

Discover a natural and vibrant way to dye your Easter eggs using spices. This project offers a delightful twist on traditional egg coloring, infusing each egg with the unique hues of your spice pantry: turmeric, hibiscus tea, and beet powder. These spice-based colors impart a subtle pastel palette, sure to make the Easter Bunny proud. Plus, it's a fun and educational activity for the whole family to enjoy!

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Saffron Marshmallows

10 min

Once you master marshmallow making, the sky's the limit on how many flavors you can come up with, just make sure to allow an extra day for them to cure before cutting into your desired shapes. This thrifty recipe makes more than enough for a romantic twosome so you'll have Valentine's marshmallows to share with everyone in the class.  Perfect to top a creamy cocoa, or toast around a romantic campfire, the flavor of the saffron comes through beautifully and adds a very special touch.

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Saffron Poached Leeks

This versatile side dish will become a spring time staple. Perfect alongside everything from roast meat to vegetarian pasta, the leeks are tender, buttery and melt in your mouth. After a little prep work they cook slowly in a bath of chardonnay, chicken stock and butter. You can season them simply with a crack of pepper or make them extra special with a couple of pinches of Saffron to add elegant flavor and a beautiful yellow hue. This dish is a welcome addition to any Springtime table.

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Saffron Raspberry Rolls

These soft yeasted rolls have a tender, pillowy pull, made golden with saffron, and filled with raspberry jam and fresh berries for a tart, fruity contrast. Saffron is subtle and floral, with a faint buttery quality that makes it surprisingly at home in baked goods. Finish with vanilla cream cheese frosting, pull one apart while it's still warm, and you've got golden dough, a bright jammy center, and frosting melting into every layer.

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Saffron Tart Cherry Nougat

Yes, really! This stunner of a candy recipe makes a festive treat for the holidays. Sweet and chewy, tart and crunchy, it is impossible to resist. Two pinches of Saffron are enough to get a hint of color and perfectly balanced flavor, but you can always add more if a stronger flavor is desired. The pairing of saffron and sugar with the pop of tart cherries and crunch of pistachios is simply delightful. And it's so pretty! Be sure to have a good, reliable thermometer at the ready. Success with this nougat is a temperature game and cooking the eggs with the hot sugar is an essential step.

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