Rose Hips

Dried rose hips are the small, tangy, and fruity false-fruits of the rose plant, most commonly harvested from wild roses. It tastes tart, fruity, and mildly sweet with a tangy, pleasant sourness comparable to cranberries or green apples.

Culinary Uses

• Teas: Frequently steeped on their own or blended with hibiscus, mint, and black or green teas.

• Recipes: Boiled down into syrups, jellies, jams, or traditional fruit soups.