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The Edible Flower wrote a book!
The Edible Flower A Modern Guide to Growing, Cooking and Eating Edible Flowers is out on 9th March
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Morocco Retreat with Essential Nature Yoga
Spring 2026 - 28th March - 4th April
Join us for a week of sunshine, culture, cookery classes, daily yoga, meditation and deep restoration,
About The Edible Flower
The Edible Flower is a supper club and event catering company based in Co. Down in the North of Ireland. We’re inspired by the gorgeous produce grown in this part of the world, by the hedgerows and by our travels in Ireland and beyond.
Our latest recipes
I have been obsessed with making romesco sauce all summer - it’s a Spanish sauce made with roasted peppers, tomatoes, almonds, bread and smoked paprika - and it’s amazing with steak or roast chicken. But I find it to be particularly delicious with roasted cruciferous vegetables, that’s your broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage and of course cauliflower. There is something about the slight bitterness of this family of vegetables with the sweet sharp sauce that makes both absolutely sing!
Full of all the yummy aromas of South East Asia this dish is delicious as a starter and looks extremely colourful as a canape too.
Upcoming Events
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Before the seasons change, join us for one last celebration of summer around the table. Inspired by the warmth and generosity of Mediterranean dining (and a recent trip to the fascinating city of Bilbao), this supper club is an evening dedicated to the late summer harvest, shared plates and the simple pleasure of eating together.
Join chef and recipe developer Erin from The Edible Flower for a demo and interactive workshop on how to build the ultimate Autumn salads. Elevate crisp leaves with roasted vegetables, sharp pickles, grains, pulses, toasted nuts and seeds - just some of the many ways to create delicious, satisfying and nourishing vegetarian salads and side dishes.
Join me and Emma Rose of Essential Nature Yoga for a deeply nourishing day of movement, Yoga Nidra, seasonal ritual, beautiful food and fermentation at Mother of the Woods.
Move, rest, eat well, gather around the fire, learn something new and take time to simply be. A day to replenish your body, settle your nervous system and stock up on the things that will sustain you through the darker months, both inside and
Learn the art of fermentation for food preservation and health benefits. Erin from The Edible Flower will de-mystify the process of fermenting vegetables. Together we’ll make a batch of sauerkraut, a batch of simple kimchi and pickle some vegetables in a wet brine. We’ll learn about ratios of salt to vegetables, temperatures for storing your ferments, and how and why they are good for your health. Everyone will get to take home a jar of sauerkraut, kimchi and pickle.
Refresh your cooking repertoire with fresh, zingy and deliciously healthy Vietnamese food. It’s surprisingly easy to make once you know a few tips, tricks and what ingredients you need in your larder.
Join Erin from The Edible Flower for this hands-on cooking workshop and learn how to make Vietnamese Summer Rolls, a Vietnamese noodle salad, simple pickles and banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches). After we cook, we’ll sit down to eat our delicious dishes. Recipe sheets will be provided so that you can recreate dishes.
Join Erin Bunting from The Edible Flower for an evening of flavour, creativity, and festive inspiration as we explore the art of infusing spirits with seasonal botanicals, fruits, spices, and aromatics.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to build balanced flavour profiles and create your own bespoke infused spirits to enjoy at home or gift during the festive season.
Join chef and recipe developer Erin from The Edible Flower for a demo and interactive workshop on how to build the ultimate Winter salads. Elevate crisp leaves with roasted vegetables, sharp pickles, grains, pulses, toasted nuts and seeds - just some of the many ways to create delicious, satisfying and nourishing vegetarian salads and side dishes.
Kind Words
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Katie, June 2022 about our Summer Solstice Supper Club
“Mum said it felt so cosy and like being at a friend's house; Dad was in awe of your gorgeous garden and the whole setting in general; and my sister and I just felt so chilled out, relaxed and pampered the whole time, which we were really in need of! The attention to detail and stories of the dishes really added richness to the experience; and credit to the whole team, you are all just so lovely, cheerful and talented. Thank you so much to you both.”
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Vilma, July 2022 about our Return to Asia Supper Club
“Thank you for such a fantastic evening at the Supper Club on Friday night - we loved every course and the whole evening in the garden and the setting.”
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Ann, February 2023 Imbolc Supper Club
“Thank you for a truly memorable evening celebrating Imbolc and all things Brigid. The food, venue, decor and attention to detail were all fabulous. I loved how you were able to link everything to Imbolc and Brigid.
We will definitely be back, Thank you again.”
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Philip & Rosemary, February 2023 Imbolc Supper Club
“Just like February snowdrops, visiting your Supper Club nights is something really beautiful. Thank you for the opportunity you gave us to share in the feast and your beautiful surroundings.”
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Deirdre, May 2023, about our Bealtaine Supper Club
Just a quick email to thank you so very much for the most marvellous evening on Saturday for the Bealtaine Supper Club.
The food was as expected simply amazing, the Ambiance just wonderful, my friends and family raved about it. It was everyone's first time except myself but definately only the first not the last.
Kimchi - a ubiquitous Korean ferment - is traditionally made with fish sauce and/or shrimp paste to create a more-ish umami flavour. I’ve made mine with soy sauce and dulse (dillisk) flakes- which helps recreate that flavour but makes is veggie and vegan friendly.