Apartment Therapy Tagged: honey

A Visit To Osceola Cheese

If you've ever had the privilege of driving to Branson, Missouri there's a good chance you've driven past Osceola Cheese. There's billboards for miles and miles around and planning to visit is at ...

Easy Appetizer: Stuffed Figs with Honey-Balsamic Syrup

I can't take credit for this one. My dad made these figs. But I will certainly make them soon, because they were so delicious and so easy. And in case you're thinking, "Ah, figs, cheese, nuts... been ...

Recipes for Early Autumn Entertaining
From Nationwide Newspaper Food Sections 9.23.09

Ready to get into fall cooking? We've got a weekend's worth of cool-weather recipes for you, plus the secret to a French-style tomato sauce, a look at a 200-year-old Greek honey shop and mouthwatering...

Her Majesty's Secret Beekeeper
San Francisco

Earlier this year in San Francisco, a lovely little store opened that is the only urban apiary-supply store in the city. Called Her Majesty's Secret Beekeeper, this is your one-stop shopping for beek...

Apples & Honey (& Pears!): Desserts for Rosh Hashanah

Among the loveliest holiday traditions is the eating of apples and honey for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. (It begins at sundown on Friday, September 18, this year.) Dipping apples in honey sy...

Snack: Cream Cheese "Tarts" With Wild Blackberry Honey

Looking for a fast, sweet, comforting snack to nibble with your tea? Here's a childhood favorite that needs only three things: cream cheese, sweet honey, and soft sandwich bread. ...

What's So Special About Tupelo Honey?

Other the fact that it's a great Van Morrison song... a lot. We recently read an article about Tupelo honey that opened our eyes to what a rare, seasonal, and utterly unique thing it is. For examp...

Weekend Snack: Milk and Honey Peanut Butter Balls

Do you have any recipes that take you straight back to childhood? These peanut butter balls are one of those for us. But they're not just an exercise in nostalgia: these quick, easy little snacks are ...

Good Question: What Should I Do With This Honey?

Here's a delicious problem from reader Torrie: I need some help coming up with some creative recipes and uses for honey. My grandmother gave me this huge Ball jar full of organic honey directly from...

Try This at Home: Influenza Sorbet from Jeni's

You may think that winter is a down time for ice cream. Not so. Jeni's Ice Creams here in Columbus is busily churning out seasonal flavors like Smoked Dark Chocolate with Marshmallows (tastes like cho...

Good Question: Best Honey Dispenser?

We've been drinking gallons of lemon-ginger-honey tea to ward off winter colds, and so we can sympathize with reader Hildy, who is looking for a better honey dispenser. Do you have any good ideas ab...

The Cheesemonger: Easy Make-Them-Yourself Cheese Accompaniments
Un-Gift Guide 2008

We could spend practically the same amount of time talking about the things to serve with cheese as we could about the actual cheese. This year, why not draw inspiration from your favorite cheese shop...

TV Food Drama: Pushing Daisies

Honey was a hot topic around here this week, so we couldn't help but mention the fabulous, over-the-top honey-related story lines on ABC's "forensic fairy tale" drama, "Pushing Daisies." The facts ...

Fair Trade: Honey

Here at The Kitchn, we're passionate about local honey and love being part of the chain that connects a region's flowers, bees, beekeepers, and consumers. (Joanna highlighted one of these regional pro...

Fall Breakfast: Ricotta, Fig, and Honey Tartine

When you have some ripe figs, it's best to treat them simply. We ate this for breakfast yesterday, and it was the perfect amount of sweetness with the creamy ricotta and crunchy, fresh bread......

Harvest Spotlight: Chicago Honey Co-op
Chicago

If you're a Green City Market regular or frequent the Logan Square or Oak Park farmer's markets, you've probably seen the Chicago Honey Co-op's products. Perhaps you've tasted their honey and know it'...

Apple Honey Pot for Rosh Hashanah

Speaking of kitchen treasures and Rosh Hashanah, here is one more beautiful honey pot to add to the list. ...

Mint Hill Apiary: Locally-Grown San Francisco Honey

Did you know that there's a beekeeper right in the Castro neighborhood of San Francisco that produces honey? Well, now you do!...

Web Resource: Honey Locator

If you're trying to find local honey or a specific type of honey (Black Locust, Tupelo, or Gallberry?) this website may be what you need....

Recipe Review: Patricia Wells' Honey Ice Cream

Ice cream season has officially begun, and we returned to one of our very favorite ice cream recipes last night. It's also one of the easiest. ...

San Francisco Farmer's Market Report: Noe Valley

Delicious radishes The Noe Valley Farmer's Market is located at 3861 24th Street, between Sanchez and Vicksburg Streets and is held every Saturday from 8 AM to 1 PM. It's a smaller than the other tw...

Simple Pleasures: Ricotta with Honey and Fruit

On the morning of Easter Sunday, there won't be any slaving over a hot stove. There'll be no worrying about whether the eggs will poach properly, or how to have half-a-dozen omelets hot at once. Inste...

Food Science: Healing with Honey

It's Bathroom Month over at our sister sites! For most of us, the bathroom is where where we keep all the various band aids, wraps, ointments, and goops that soothe the little nicks we seem to collect...

Good Question: Local New York Honey Producers?

Honey is in the air! On the heels of this post about hard 100% honey drops from Honibe, here's a local New York honey question from Cindy. Jump in if you have another answer. Do you buy local honey wh...

Hard Honey to Go: Honibe Honey Drops

Honibe is a company from Prince Edward Island, Canada (Hello! Hungry Reader shoutout to Anne of Green Gables...). Honibe is passionate about honey; they sell varietals made from the pollen of pumpkin,...

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