Corrales Azafran (Safflower)
Corrales Azafran (Safflower)
Heirloom safflower variety used as saffron substitute
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Safflower from the village of Corrales, New Mexico. Azafrán translates as "saffron." This unrelated red/orange thistle-like flower was used as a saffron substitute in the Spanish Colonies. (Approximately 2 Tbls. of dried Azafran petals equals a pinch of saffron)
Keeps well as a dried flower and is used to make a medicinal tea in traditional Chinese medicine.
Keeps well as a dried flower and is used to make a medicinal tea in traditional Chinese medicine.
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