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Culinary Uses of Chamomile
Answered by: Yvonne Tremblay
Question from: Steve
Posted on: June 07, 2007

What else can chamomile be used for other than tea?

Culinary uses are few. There are two types of chamomile: Chamaemelum nobile (Roman chamomile) whose leaves may be chopped up, stirred into sour cream or butter and used with baked potatoes. You can use the fresh flowers as a garnish or in salads. The other is Matricaria recutita (German chamomile) which is mainly used for medicinal purposes.

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