How to prepare tea with sakura flowers lyophilized
1. Reheat your teapot and cup by rinsing them with hot water.
2. Add a curved teaspoon (about 0.15 g) of lyophilized Sakura flowers by cup in the teapot.
3. Pour freshly boiled water into the teapot (about 150 to 160 ml per cup).
4. Cover and infuse for about 5 minutes.
5. Pour into a tea cup and enjoy.
In infusion:
Once infused, the delicate petals float slowly, freeing a soft and elegant floral aroma reminiscent of cherry blossoms in early spring. The flavor is subtle and refined, adding light notes from Sakura and visual beauty without bitterness, without salt and without interference with other ingredients.
This infusion is a natural and soothing experience. Enjoy its sweet aroma and subtle floral taste.
B) Add it to other teas
Floating some Sakura petals in your favorite tea (black, green or herbal) to enhance its beauty and aroma with a seasonal floral note.
C) Culinary decoration Use the flowers to elegantly decorate your dishes or desserts, adding a refined flavor of Sakura and a visual touch.
D) Floral beverages Add a spring touch to champagne, wine or cocktails by floating petals in the glass. A festive and graceful presentation.
E) ice cubes Sakura Place petals in an ice cube tray to create charming Sakura ice cubes. Perfect for iced tea or any other cool drink.
Professional use:
Recognized by hotels, restaurants, bars, pastries and bakeries (cake trim, macaroons, chocolates and breads) and chocolatiers around the world and mixologists who wish to add the visual appearance and aroma of cherry blossoms without introducing Salicate undesirable.
Bars and mixology: Garniture for champagne, cocktails and saké. Culinary arts: decoration for sushi, appetizer and dressage.