Pineapple flowers

Make your cake or cupcakes even more irresistible with these Dried Pineapple Flowers!

Homemade Pineapple Flower Tutorial | Ashlee Marie #summer #ashleemarie #summer #partyfood #edibleflowers #pineapple

How to make fun and delicious dried pineapple flowers! They are so easy! I loved making these for my daughters Hawaiian themed birthday party!

Make dried pineapple flowers in the oven and use as cake decorations or cocktail garnishes. These dehydrated pineapple slices have no added sugar.

These gorgeous blooms made from pineapple slices are a show-shopping, super-easy garnish - perfect for topping cupcakes, cake or just scattering on your springtime table. The technique couldn't be easier.

How beautiful do these look? They taste great too! I won't lie they're a bit of a faff - okay quite a lot of a faff but they certainly have the wow factor and if you fancy spending an afternoon messing with a pineapple then these are just up your street! Here's how to make your own pineapple flowers. Obviously you'll need one of these to start. Top and peel the pineapple. Hollow out the eyes using the end of a peeler or small scoop - I used a metal 1/2 teaspoon measure. Line two baking trays…

Turn sweet pineapple into a crispy, chewy, sweet, tart, next-level garnish for cakes and cupcakes (or hey, even a cocktail!).

Want to make a pretty mocktail garnish? Make a batch of edible dried pineapple flowers with this step-by-step recipe.

No, those aren't flowers on the cupcakes - those are stunning pineapple flowers. It is so simple to make these delicious, show-stopping cake toppers.

Pineapple (Ananas comosus) Location: Kohala Coast, Big Island, Hawaii Beginning last November, I documented the growth of a pineapple in my garden over a period of several months, from the time it was a very small fruit until it was ready to pick. (That particular pineapple has since been harvested and eaten!) The stage that was omitted from that previous series was the earliest one: the pineapple flower. Here is a new pineapple flower that is blooming in our garden now. The beginning of…