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Rose Petal Ice

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  1. Rose Petal Ice:

    2 cups Milk 1 cup Sugar 1 cup Rose petals, organic or
    unsprayed
    1/2 cup whole skinless almonds 3 to 4 drops Red food
    colouring

    In a heavy bottomed sauce pan heat milk, sugar and rose
    petals (reserving a few for garnish) over moderate heat
    until almost boiling. Puree mixture in a blender with
    almonds. Add natural food colouring and strain. Chill
    thoroughly and process in an ice cream maker. Serve in
    chilled glasses with a few fresh rose petals for garnish.
    This recipe yields 4 servings. Comments: Most roses from the
    florist are treated (rendering them unfit for consumption),
    but there are organic roses available for cooking from some
    specialty herb growers. Look for some red which add color
    and some pink which have more flavor. If you grow your own
    and don't spray them, they would be fine for this recipe
    provided you wash the petals briefly.

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