So this eating plan has me on the hunt for some great recipes that are not boring and that me and my family will love. And I came across this blog, Divas Can Cook, owned by the lovely Monique. Lets just say that she has me falling in love with my kitchen all over again. One of her creations I came across is this post for Roses In Ice. What else can you say about it. It looks absolutely beautiful.
This is a must have for just about ANYTHING. So simple, yet so elegant. Perfect for any intimate settings bridal/baby showers, girls night out at your place, or if you're like me any day of the week with a glass or 2 of Moscato, hellooooo : ). You can consider this a "conversation" piece or an ice-breaker, ha. But have fun with it.
Until next time, stay safe....stay blessed.
Ms. K
so do you think this?..lol it is pretty - and take care of your health babe...you are the only one that can do this - and I sm sure your family needs you around :) have a great weekend as well.
ReplyDeleteI meant *drink*...lol do you DRINK this :)
ReplyDeleteIt's mainly for decorative purposes but you still have to make sure the flower is organice. No pesticides. or you can use fruits, berries, pretty much anything edible. Here is an exceprt from her posts....Thanks for the well wishes luv!!
ReplyDelete"When making these floral ice cubes be sure to use only organic, edible flowers. Although your guest probably won’t be munching on the flowers (it’s mainly for show) you still want to make sure they are safe. The last thing you want to do is poison your guest or make pesticide-laced ice cubes.
You can also use berries, herbs, or fruits. I love how slices of lemon, lime and oranges look suspened in ice. So spa-ish! Strawberries and mint leaves also looks great"