Isn’t that little dish of poppy seeds pretty? I love the blue-black color of them.
Poppy seeds, sunflower seeds and sesame seeds make a good addition to recipes. Sadly, I often end up leaving them out because I don’t have any on hand. They really do elevate a recipe to a new level when they’re included.
Here are a couple of recipes I have that use poppy seeds and sunflower seeds:
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Dana says
I love poppy seeds, but just so everyone knows for companies that drug test, poppy seeds can cause you to test positive on a drug test. http://www.snopes.com/medical/drugs/poppyseed.asp
Tiffany says
Dana, that’s good info if you have a test coming up. Thanks for sharing!
Loy says
I see some really yummy sounding recipes in the links today. I brought Sesame or Sunflower Seed Toffee. It is a really quick to make different candy. Perfect for making for Valentine’s Day. Thanks for hosting, Tiffany. Have a great week.
Bethany says
First, I also fell in love with Karen’s salad when she posted it. So yummy!!
Second, I went a little crazy with links today. I guess I use seeds more than I realized, though I tried to stick with links that weren’t similar to ones already posted. 🙂
Tiffany says
I always knew you were a little seedy 😉 I’m off to check out your links. You have the best recipes!