Our supper this evening included this summer salad.
Baby spinach, basil, celery leaves, mint, nasturtium flowers and leaves, oregano, pansy flowers, rocket, salad leaves, thyme, watercress . . .
. . . then I added cherry tomatoes which rather spoilt the look of it!
It tasted good,though.
I have never eaten flowers in a salad, they sure are beautiful! How do they taste?
ReplyDeleteThat's a very pretty salad. It's worthy of being painted into a still life.
ReplyDeleteLee
Tossing It Out
A salad can't look much prettier than this one!
ReplyDeleteYou can really eat the flowers? I'm curious about the taste...
ReplyDeleteYummy and pretty, too!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty, I've tried nasturtiums before, quite peppery, but didn't know you could eat pansy flowers!
ReplyDeletePansy flowers are quite sweet, not a very strong flavour. Nasturtium leaves are peppery, the flowers slightly less so. If you're picking nasturtiums, check that there are no black fly on them - that's too much protein;-)
ReplyDeletea very colorful and beautiful salad...
ReplyDeleteHey, coincidentally I'd planned to add some Nasturtium flowers to our salad tonight. And tomatoes too. Your salad looks really delicious. Funky colours ;-) I'll take some photos of our salad too (if I remember) and post them. We could have a competition for the prettiest salad. If there is no black fly on my Nasturtiums. Good tip. Being a veggie, I couldn't eat them ;-)
ReplyDeleteand No caterpillars thank you - I ike mine with four legs.
ReplyDeletePlease can I come to dinner?
ps I love nasty-urtiums
Carolina - I was thinking of you when I mentioned black fly.
ReplyDeleteIsabel - of course you may! Name your day:-)
And as there was no black fly to be seen even near the Nasturtium flowers... photos are up and I gave you a mention too. My salad was without tomatoes but with nuts. I forgot to put the tomatoes in. Tasted good though ;-)
ReplyDeleteTo say this makes me hungry is an understatement. Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThe perfect salad, it is beautiful and taste delicious. I have had pansy flowers in a salad but never nasturtium, I will have to try them (black fly optional please).
ReplyDeleteIt seems way too pretty to eat.
ReplyDeleteI've never eaten pansies or nasturtiums, but I would guess that they taste sweet.