Rose Petals, Stuffed and Dribbled With White Chocolate

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Ready In:
6hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
3
Serves:
2
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  • Comments: Believe it or not, gourmet rose petals are available for the purpose of cooking and are quite tasty.
  • However, confirm that they are pesticide-free when buying or grow the roses yourself.
  • They make a romantic garnish for salads, entrées, and desserts.
  • Experiment with different fillings.
  • Preparations: When purchasing rose petals, make sure they have nice large, clean petals.
  • Wash rose petals gently and pat dry thoroughly.
  • Prepare 14 rose petals by rolling individually around small pieces of cream cheese.
  • Set stuffed petals about 1/4 inch apart on a baking sheet.
  • Temper white chocolate according to instructions above.
  • Place tempered white chocolate in a parchment cone or small pastry bag with tiny tip.
  • Place finger on tip to hold chocolate in until ready to dribble.
  • Quickly (before chocolate cools down) dribble white chocolate over the top of all the petals by going back and forth, covering half of each petal top.
  • Place in the refrigerator for up to 6 hours.
  • Because rose petals are perishable, they are best eaten within hours after preparation.
  • Serve on plates covered with doilies, or serve with your other favorite dessert, which could be you.
  • Now light the candles, play some nice music, turn off the lights and place platter on table and snuggle up and enjoy taking turns feeding each other.

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  1. Hey! This is good stuff! I've often made Candied Rose Petals, but this adds a new twist. I used petals from more than one rose bush, so I had slightly different tastes (each bush has a slightly different tasting petal.) Both my friend and I loved these. I also prepared a second lot adding just a sliver of ginger (preserved in syrup) to the cream cheese. Coupled with the white chocolate, this gave an extremely interesting taste. Very easy to make, although my friend had just a little trouble rolling up some of the smaller petals. I highly recommend this for those who want a different taste.
     
  2. This was no doubt, wonderful. I admit that it was not the easiest recipe to make, but it was worth it.
     
  3. how could you post this sexy recipe? this was supposed to be a secret. it was sinful though.
     
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