Raw Honey for the Whole Body
USES FOR OUR HONEY BEYOND TEA AND TOAST.
Recipes
Kona Mango Honey Dressing
This fruity dressing is from the files of chef Glen Alos, Kona Village Resort, who recommends drizzling it on a mix of watercress, curly endive, radicchio, and arugula – or grilled chicken or fish.
½ teaspoon black peppercorns
½ cup mango flesh (fresh or from a jar), coarsely chopped
¼ cup white wine vinegar
3 tablespoons anola or other salad oil
2 tablespoons Rare Hawaiian Organic White Honey
1 teaspoon fresh basil leaves
1 teaspoon fresh mint leaves
1 teaspoon fresh chives, coarsely chopped
½ teaspoon fresh thyme
salt and pepper to taste
Put the peppercorns in the bowl of a food processor; pulse until coarsely cracked Add remaining ingredients; process until smooth. Taste, add salt and pepper as desired, then process once more. Yield: about a cup.
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Inner Bliss
A MYRIAD OF WAYS TO IMBIBE OUR HONEY.
For the minimalist ~
- Right off the spoon.
- Spread honey on a high cocao, barely sweetened chocolate bar.
- Dip a raw almond in our white honey for a healthy raw snack.
- Nut butter (almond butter, cashew butter, peanut butter, macadamia nut butter, tahini) plus honey (white honey or lilikoi honey) spread on anything… crackers, toast, muffins, waffles, fingers! Spoon nut butter into a bowl, add honey to taste, stir together and spread. Add a sprinkling of sesame seeds just for fun.
I like candy~
- You can also form the nut butter/honey mixture (above) into balls and roll in nutritional yeast or sesame seeds to make your own candy treat.
Get passionate with lilikoi (passion fruit) honey ~
- Lilikoi honey and cream cheese as cake frosting. Eat slowly
with your fingers or feed to your lover. Lick fingers.
- Lilikoi honey on crepes or pancakes for the morning after.
- Lilikoi honey & cream cheese on crackers for a quick snack.
A rich experience ~
- Honey and cheese is a delicious combination. You can
lightly drizzle our macadamia nut honey over a cheese
before serving, or put a dollop of our white honey on
the side. Our white honey tastes great with salty, strong
flavored, and even stinky cheeses. There are no mistakesexperiment
with different cheeses and see what you like! A
gentle guideline- honey is meant to elevate the cheese, not
overpower it.
- Add some nuts and dried fruit to the cheese and honey
plate. Top it off with a dessert wine and experience heaven
on earth.
Coffee, Tea, or...?
- Use our white honey in coffee or tea instead of sugar. Our
white honey does not impart a taste to your beverages like
other honeys do.
Add some sparkle to your life~
- Honey Lemon Fizz: Stir the juice of 1 lemon together with 3
tablespoons of white honey until the honey dissolves. Add
to your carbonated mineral water to taste.
Heal thyself ~
- Trying to cure the common cold? Try our Ginger honey in
hot water with lemon.
- Tummy ache? A dollop of our Peppermint honey goes down
cool and smooth.
- Take honey on a spoon to soothe a sore or scratchy throat.
- Honey has been proven to work as well as over the counter
cough medicine- take a spoonful for a cough!
Out of Body Experience
For Ambience, Light an organic beeswax candle then experience our silky, delicious honey on your body.
Before putting honey in your bath or on large areas of your body- please make sure your skin is not allergic to honey.
Float Away ~
- ¼ cup of honey in your bathwater for a sweet end to your day.
Sweet Kisses Lip Gloss ~
- 1 cup sweet almond oil +½ cup beeswax
+
- 2 tablespoons honey
- Melt almond oil and beeswax together, whisk in the honey
while still warm.
- Pour into small containers with lid. Makes
about 1½ cups.
Let that Aura Glow ~
- Pure and simple- massage honey onto your face or body,
leave for 10-15 minutes, rinse and glow.
Healing ~
- Use honey as a topical treatment on wounds, burns, acnes,
and infections. Honey is anti-bacterial, anti-viral and forms
hydrogen peroxide that will sterilize wounds, promote
healing and reduce scarring.
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