Rosellas, obviously not feathered
Apr 07, 2016
For all the Victorians out there, rosellas grow on a bush.
For all the hipsters out there, you know when you go to a very special cocktail bar and they offer you "wild hibiscus in syrup" with your champagne cocktail (making it that lovely shade of pink that ladies like so much), that is also rosellas. Baby boomers may remember the ultra-trendy red zinger tea that we scandalised our WW2 parents with. It was based on dried rosellas.
Rosellas or wild hibiscus are an extremely traditional