St. Klosterblüten

15:51 Nov 13, 2014 

Does it include quantities? If so, St. is probably Strauss.

11:42 Nov 13, 2014 

I was thinking along the same lines as Thomas, i.e. that there is a word missing after St.

08:37 Nov 13, 2014 

Sounds like nasturtium to me, which is Kapuzinerkresse in German, Kapuziner being a monastic order.

08:19 Nov 13, 2014 

It appears in a list of ingredients which are then worked into recipes on another page. There is no real context either side of the entry as you can see:

Gesalzene Erdnüsse
St. Klosterblüten
Yuzo

Unfortunately, even in the recipe section it simply says:

"Dem Steinbutt das Grillmuster geben und anschliessend in das Blütten- Nussöl geben"

The Blütten (sic) here is the only reference to what I think must be the St. Klosterblüten. Could it just be 'medicinal herbs'?

08:07 Nov 13, 2014 

How exactly does it appear? A bit more context might help us decide what the "St." could mean. There is one Google hit for "St. Galler Klosterblüten" - could it be something like this? (ie. a missing word?)