Love Honey

"What a nice gift for someone... or for yourself. Delicious in tea, fabulous on hot buttered biscuits or French toast or vanilla ice cream... It's so easy to make and tastes absolutely decadent."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
1 cup
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ingredients

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directions

  • Warm the honey slightly and pour over spices in a jar.
  • seal the jar and leave to blend for 3 to 4 weeks.

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Reviews

  1. After searching an hour, again, for this recipe that I thought I had not only saved but reviewed, I am delighted to have refound it!!! I used the last drop of my previous batch this morning and promptly wanted to make a 2nd batch. This honey is SO good, so delightful and rich in flavours! I use it in tea, smoothies, on waffles and pancakes and sometimes just a "spoonful" right on a spoon! I poured mine right back into the wee Honey Bear container that it came in so it was super easy to use; the spices did NOT clog up the opening! Also, this time I'm doubling the amount of lemon peel so it's more pronounced. Excellent, simple recipe, great for your own use and as gifts.
     
  2. Just put it together and now have to wait... Will update in 3 weeks how it turned out! It already smells heavenly. Update 03/06/2010: DH couldn't resist and tried the honey already. It does not only smell heavenly, it tastes heavenly. Will make this for ourselves and as a gift often!
     
  3. This is an excellent treat! I made it before Christmas and gifted most of it out except one little jar. Everyone now wants more and they want the recipe! I put all the ingredients in jars, adding slightly more cardamon and poured the honey over. Hmmm, the smell! Then added the lids, tightened, then gave each jar a good little shake, then heated each jar in a saucepan of very hot water, just to kick start the seasoning process. Stir a little spoon of this into your tea and you will be transported to heaven. Thank you so much for this recipe, it is just fabulous. BB
     
  4. Thanks to @ngdarlen, I found this recipe just in time to make for Christimas gifts this year. I have lots of diabetics in my family & this turns out to be a beautiful & useful gift. I loved the look of this recipe because it was so easy to make; no canning. Well, DH & I accidentally bought jars that don't have screw on lids, but actual canning lids so I felt obligated to can them. I winged it according to simple directions on the jar box & using a non-stick dutch oven for a boiling water bath, I successfully canned my first ever food! NOW, I'm hooked! I've always wanted to learn how but was so afraid of the process. Now I'm excited! This honey tastes so amazing, just after 2 days (I made one jar for me that wasn't canned), I can't wait to try it at Christmas & see how my family likes it too! Thanks for posting this recipe, Angie! :D
     
  5. Very Lovely. Made this for a gift for my tea loving aunt, and I know she will be thrilled with it.Also kept one for myself, as I doubled the recipe. So darn easy and it makes a very pretty gift in a jar. Thanks Angie!
     
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