Wild Herb Salt in Layers

Layered Wild Herb & Edible Flower Salt

A jar filled with summer.
This layered wild herb salt blends dried foraged greens and edible flowers into a vibrant, aromatic seasoning that looks as beautiful as it tastes.

It’s earthy, floral, slightly wild — and perfect as a handmade gift or a magical addition to everyday cooking.

✨ A DIY recipe that turns your wild harvest into a colorful kitchen treasure.

layered wild herb salt with dried flowers in glass jar

Sun Salt

A colorful layered wild herb salt made with dried foraged greens and edible flowers. Beautiful, aromatic, and perfect as a gift.
Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings: 1 small jar
Course: Condiment, DIY
Cuisine: Seasonal, Wild

Ingredients
  

  • Coarse sea salt
  • Dried wild herbs: wild garlic, nettle, lovage, dill seed
  • Dried edible flowers: cornflower, calendula, rose petals

Equipment

  • Small glass jar
  • Spoon
  • Mortar & pestle optional

Method
 

  1. Mix dried herbs separately with sea salt.
  2. Prepare flower salt by gently combining petals with salt.
  3. Create colorful layers inside a glass jar.
  4. Seal and store in a dry place.
  5. Label beautifully or decorate with ribbon for gifting.

Notes

💡 Tip: Make sure herbs and flowers are completely dry before mixing.
✨ Use different herb combinations for different seasons.

Why This Recipe Works

Layering herbs separately preserves color and aroma.
Coarse sea salt acts as a natural preservative and flavor carrier.
Each layer releases a slightly different herbal note — making this not just seasoning, but a sensory experience.

Variations

• Use smoked salt for a deeper flavor
• Add dried citrus zest for brightness
• Make a “Winter Forest” version with pine needles & thyme
• Blend fully instead of layering for everyday use

How To Use

Sprinkle over:

  • Roasted vegetables

  • Fresh focaccia

  • Pasta & risotto

  • Garden salads

  • Buttered toast

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