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Got ItHoney Sesame Dressing I made this dressing the other night and used it as a marinade for swordfish – it would work equally well on salmon. I baked the swordfish in the marinade and then seared it in a fry pan to finish, but you could grill it just as easily. You can find Chinese…
Read ArticleYields 8 Large Biscuits So its the Fourth of July week and since where I am from in Maine that is typically the beginning of Strawberry Shortcake season I decided to post this recipe for a Honey Shortcake Biscuit – it can be made with mostly whole wheat flour and a bit of bread flour…
Read ArticleThe saying goes “it’s better to burn out, then fade away” and worker honey bees are all in on that approach! Bees have a variable lifespan depending on the caste (queen, drone or worker) and the time of year. Queens live the longest of any honey bee with a lifespan of 3-5 years. There are…
Read ArticleHoney bees have long been regarded as symbols of thrift and industry. They work very hard for what they have and any decision that requires the consumption of hard earned resources is not taken lightly. Honeycomb is a perfect example of minimizing resources and maximizing efficiency. Making wax is an expensive proposition for bees. To…
Read ArticleThis is a recipe from King Arthur Flour and is a follow-up recipe to last week – if you made the honey ice cream and want to make ice cream sandwiches this is the perfect cookie to do that with – but these “crackers” are perfect on their own as well, or spread with peanut butter and…
Read ArticleIf you haven’t checked out our Beeswax Salve you can find it here – Beeswax Salve Avocado and Olive oils combined with beeswax and essential oils creates an extremely effective and useful salve! Here are the top 10 ways we use it: 1) Hand Moisturizer – Avocado Oil and Olive Oil are great for the…
Read ArticleThis is a relatively simple project and certainly suitable for kids. As with anything it may take a few tries to get comfortable with the process. Don’t be afraid to go back a step or two and try again if needed. Every honey bee looks different and so does every paper bee! Have fun and…
Read ArticleHoney Ice Cream Makes about 1 quart After making ice cream at home you may never go back to store bought varieties – or you might as it is a lot easier! Seriously though, it is pretty simple to make any kind of ice cream at home with an ice cream maker – self churn…
Read ArticleMakes 8 servings Typically I don’t care for my vegetables to be sweet. Although sweet potatoes are already sweet to begin with I don’t usually like making them sweeter. However, this recipe sounded intriguing and since we are grilling a lot these days I thought I would give it a try. It turns out that…
Read ArticleDo you prefer to buy organic whenever possible? So do we! And you love honey? So do we!! Congratulations, we are now best friends and we are going to let you in on a honey info that isn’t too well known! The question often comes up when we talk to customers about organic honey –…
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