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Salt-Cured Cherry Blossoms

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Salt-Cured Cherry Blossoms

I thought that if the salt-cured cherry blossoms used as decoration were fluffier, that they'd look cuter, especially on western styles sweets. This recipe came to me when I was making cherry blossom salt, cherry blossom sugar and cherry blossom powder. I really recommend this on cherry blossom flavored sweets!

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Cooking instructions

* Step 1

Fill a bowl with water, and soak the salt-cured cherry blossoms to de-salt them, for 20 to 30 minutes. It's best to soak them for a rather long time. (See Hints.)
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* Step 2

Very gently pat them dry with paper towels. Line them up on a heatproof dish so that they don't overlap. (See Hints.)
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* Step 3

Microwave for 1 minute. Take them out, and poke apart the flower petals very gently so that they will open up easier.

* Step 4

Microwave at 500w for 90 seconds to 2 minutes. Turn the flowers over and microwave for another minute to 90 seconds. Evaporate all the moisture.
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* Step 5

The flowers are done.
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* Step 6

I put them on Ne-ne's delicious roll cake.
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* Step 7

Here's a closeup. I dusted the flowers with powdered sugar. They have such a nice cherry blossom fragrance.
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* Step 8

I used one as a topping on Ne-ne's Sakura Latte. This is so good too..
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* Step 9

On Takuchi's Sakura Milk. The crushed kanten jelly is so good!
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* Step 10

I put them in jelly. They bloomed nicely.
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