Edible Flower Mezza Luna

by | Nov 14, 2016 | Garden meals, In the kitchen

I have received some very lovely emails asking me to post pictures of the patterned pasta I made last year. Here in this post I am re-publishing pictures of the Mezza Luna ravioli Ahlia and I made over a year ago using calendula, and nasturtium flower petals, parsley and nettle leaves.

Enjoy!

Arrivederci, mara

Getting more and more creative, with frequent visits to the garden to source flowers and petals.

Getting more and more creative, with frequent visits to the garden to source flowers and petals.

A mixture of textures and colour.

A mixture of textures and colour.

Nettle leaf detail.

Nettle leaf detail.

Petal decoration detail.

Petal decoration detail.

Ahlia and I (14 of 20)

Ahlia really enjoys the process. It was she that introduced the extra Art.

Ahlia and I (13 of 20)

The pasta sheets are passed through the varying sizes of the roller until quite thin.

The pasta sheets are passed through the varying sizes of the roller until quite thin.

Ahlia and I (9 of 20)

Placing individual petals in the shape of a flower.

Placing individual petals in the shape of a flower.

 

Nettles are added and baked punking mash is used as the filling.

Nettles are added and baked pumpkin mash is used as the filling.

The red streaks are created by mixing nasturtium petals in the dough during the kneading phase.

The red streaks are created by mixing nasturtium petals in the dough during the kneading phase.

Ahlia and I (1 of 20)

Nettle leaf print.

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