Need an easy homemade gift idea? It doesn't get any easier than infused honey. Delicious, creative, and powerful medicine. Here's what we've been doing this week: 1. Start by filling a clean mason jar about 1/3 full of herbs of choice. Be creative! Here we chose a mixture of cinnamon, ginger, orange peel, cardamon, clove, allspice, and black pepper. Mmmmm....warming digestive herbs. We made another batch with lavender, chamomile, and lemon balm. I feel more relaxed just thinking about a cup of tea with this to sweeten it. 2. Get a nice big jar of local honey. Our 5 lb. jar here filled about 2 mason jars. Still following me? I know, it's complicated. 3. Pour honey over herbs until the jar is full. Place in a sunny windowsill for about 2 weeks. Strain and pour into pretty bottles. Be sure to save some for yourself. :) Your sweet gift is sure to be a big hit. Be Well! Kristin
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Kristin
2/3/2013 09:52:13 pm
Thanks! I agree. We have been a bit obsessed with different recipes. Have fun experimenting!
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3/5/2013 11:57:05 pm
Natural and healthy honey can be a very nice gift.
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Kristin
3/18/2013 11:16:16 pm
I agree! We are still making these to give away as gifts. Hope you're having fun doing so as well!
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3/18/2013 09:55:59 pm
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Kristin
3/18/2013 11:17:28 pm
So glad you are enjoying it! Keep reading. :)
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Kristin
4/20/2013 03:23:38 am
Absolutely! Many herbs, when infused, will change the flavor of the honey. Experiment with some of your favorite herbs, and see what happens!
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7/17/2013 03:38:16 pm
Honey is one the only food item which doesn’t have an expiry date. This was a fresh article on the usage of honey. My mix would be cinnamon, ginger, cloves, cardamom and black pepper. All these ingredients are readily available in our market.
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