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Dried hibiscus

Dried food-grade hibiscus calyces for red tangy infusions.

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Dried hibiscus as a cooking ingredient
Dried hibiscus · All year round · International
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

Dried food-grade hibiscus calyces for red tangy infusions. Infuse, cool and strain to marinate fruit; the solids are not consumed.

Flavour profile

Dried food-grade hibiscus calyces for red tangy infusions.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Buy food-grade infusion ingredients rather than ornamental flowers.

Store

Store dry and sealed away from light and moisture.

Prepare

Infuse, cool and strain to marinate fruit; the solids are not consumed.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Infuse, cool and strain to marinate fruit; the solids are not consumed.

How to substitute it

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