New England honey ranges from light and fragrant to dark and intense as the flower choices for bees change from spring to fall. Use honey as a topping for toast or ice cream, and sweeten up salad dressings, dips, and “drops.” Read more: Homegrown Honey! RECIPESDelivered Daily: New England Recipes and Tried & True Kitchen […]
By Yankee Magazine
Apr 16 2008
New England honey ranges from light and fragrant to dark and intense as the flower choices for bees change from spring to fall. Use honey as a topping for toast or ice cream, and sweeten up salad dressings, dips, and “drops.”
Read more: Homegrown Honey!
RECIPES