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Honey gives simmering dishes a mellow flavor and a shining touch. Honey is also suited for cakes and cookies. |
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Mix 2 tablespoons of lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of honey with 1 cup of hot water. |
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Mix 1 tablespoon of rice vinegar and 1 tablespoon of honey with 2/3 cup of Water. |
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Liqueur Ingredients: 1 kg unripe Japanese apricots and about 800 g honey. 1. Select fresh Japanese apricots of the same size. 2. Choose a jar with a wide opening, wash thoroughly and boil in hot water to kill all bacteria. Let it dry. 3. Wash the Japanese apricots with water. Dry them one by one and carve a cross in the skin (Be careful to dry the Japanese apricots carefully. If not, this can turn the liqueur into vinegar.) 4. Put both Japanese apricots and honey in the jar and close the lid. 5. Stir gently several times a day during the first 10 days. 6. The liqueur will be ready in 1 to 2 months. |
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Ingredients: 300 g small strawberries, 600 g acacia honey. 1. Dry the strawberries and remove the crowns. 2. Put the strawberries in a jar. Then put the honey in. (Make sure the strawberries are dry. If water is remaining, the liquid can turn into vinegar). 3. Shake the jar every morning and evening to mix the strawberries and the honey well. 4. Take the strawberries out after 3 days. |
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Ingredients: Strawberries preserved in honey, 100 g acacia honey, lemon juice. 1. Put the strawberries and the honey in an enamel pan and boil at low heat. (Don't use an aluminum pan. The strawberries will get burned). 2. The dish is ready when the strawberries are boiled down. Flavor it with the lemon juice. |
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