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We are delighted to introduce Floèm, a Quebec-based company showcasing boreal flora. Their unique herbal teas are made from hand-picked ingredients foraged in Quebec’s wild landscapes, delivering an authentic and flavourful experience.
What is Linden Flower?
The American linden, also called basswood, is a tree that is commonly found in Quebec, including in cities, particularly in parks and even along sidewalks. Its small yellow flowers are very fragrant and bloom at the end of June. It is therefore possible in early summer to smell their sweet scent during a walk.
What Does Linden Flowers Taste Like?
Sweet and delicate flavour, with subtle notes of honey and jasmine. Its aroma is fresh and soothing, reminiscent of the scent of daisies meadows and wildflowers.
Infuse with gentle heat (85°C) to avoid the development of bitterness.
Where to use it?
Linden flowers are often used in herbal teas and infusions, but they can also add a subtle touch of sweetness to desserts and savory dishes.
It is possible to reduce them to powder with a mortar, then sprinkle them in your dishes according to your taste and creativity.
For example, here is a recipe for baked apples with maple syrup (click here for the recipe). Some also incorporate it when preparing currant jelly.
Benefits
Linden flowers are a natural remedy to soothe the mind and promote restful sleep. Known for their relaxing properties, they help reduce stress and anxiety, offering a sense of calm and serenity. Perfect for unwinding after a hectic day.
Ingredients
Not recommended for pregnant women and children under 5 years old.
Preparation for a cup
