
Floral Honey
42 ounces honey
1 cup fresh lavender bud or rose petals
Heat honey in a kettle over a double-boiler. After the honey becomes thin, add flowers and cook for 10 minutes more. Remove from heat. Using a small strainer, pour honey into small jars. Lid and label. Store in the fridge until ready to use.
Makes four small jars of honey.
42 ounces honey
1 cup fresh lavender bud or rose petals
Heat honey in a kettle over a double-boiler. After the honey becomes thin, add flowers and cook for 10 minutes more. Remove from heat. Using a small strainer, pour honey into small jars. Lid and label. Store in the fridge until ready to use.
Makes four small jars of honey.
Both were delicious and the flavor of the lavender and roses was perfect! If you'd like a rosy color, add food coloring --- two or three drops will do.
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Pretty photo! The honey sounds very good, I like honey! My favorite honey (here in Florida) is orange blossom! I had that for breakfast this morning, on crunchy flax seed toast! Yum!
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Oh, my gosh! I want to make this - it looks fantastic! Thank you for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteSo here Iam again, What I said the first time was that I loved your porch/veranda, and is the one on your blog page yours? It is beautiful. Also incredible is where your super yummie honey jars posed for their portraits. I could just sit there eating a hot biscuit with butter and rose honey oozing out of it, then wash it all down with an ice cold glass of delicious tart-sweet lavendar lemonade (im salivating). I would like to blog hop, but where would I find my url? It's so lovely where you are. Im in brown (on the ground, and in the air) So cal yuck. I love your Blog!! :) Liz
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the recipe along with the photo of the jars. I can't wait to try this recipe. It sounds wonderful.
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