Lavender flowers are a beautiful addition to your home, but they can leave quite a mess when they dry out. Solve the problem ...

Recipe adapted from Simply Recipes. 1. Cut the lavender flowers from the stems (no need to strip) and place in a medium bowl (a large measuring bowl works great because you can pour easily from it).

Luckily, there’s an easy and aromatic way to carve out some “me time” and unwind—lavender shower steamers. These fragrant disks infuse your shower with relaxing lavender essential oil to ...

Avid listeners of The Archers will have heard Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall raving about the lavender shortbread that were baked for her by Ian, the chef at Grey Gables. Line two large baking trays ...

Put lavender in a small canning jar and cover with vodka. Let this sit for at least four days, shaking everyday. When you think it has enough lavender aroma strain the lavender off of the vodka ...

A posset is a very simple pudding that dates back to the middle ages. Some possets can be very heavy on the cream, but I’ve used lemon juice and fragrant lavender to cut the richness. To make ...

Chamomile and Lavender Tea: If your taste buds prefer earthy aromas or floral notes, then Chamomile Tea or Lavender Tea a trusted home remedy for insomnia. These drinks are not just soothing to eyes ...

Add powdered sugar slowly and beat until well blended. 2. Add Gold Medal Flour and salt, mixing until just combined. 3. By hand, stir in zest and lavender. 4. Chill dough for 1 hour. Preheat oven to ...

You can buy Lavender syrup from Cosset or Lavender syrup can be made by infusing water with dried culinary lavender and reducing with organic sugar. Approximately 1:1 ratio of sugar to water is ...