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Lilac Blossoms Infused in Honey

March 5, 2019 in Blog, Condiment, Recipe

The alluring fragrance from Lilac blossoms always give a relaxing and dreamy feeling to everyone who smells it. This Lilac infused honey will be a beautiful and delicious additional to your tea, pastry, ice cream or any other dessert on your dining table.

When you don’t have enough time in the world for everything. And when fresh flowers often wilted so fast than we want they to be. One of the way to preserved it is through fermentation process.

In the medicinal history, people often used lilac to get rid the intestines of parasitic worms. And was also used in the treatment of malaria or fever. Although the purpose i made the recipe is just for preservation and not for medicinal benefit. But we can conciderate it as an added benefit.

Just be sure to use organic flowers. Because flowers often sprayed with pestiside and chemical. We don’t want any of that on our food.
Feel free to use other medicinal flowers you can find around you. Such as rose, elderberry, chamomile, lavender, honeysuckle, etc.

Local and raw organic is the best when you make preserved with honey. Local honey may help prevent seasonal allergies. It also contain enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals that your body needs. Select a light, mild-flavored variety of honey to avoid overpowering the natural taste and aroma of the flower.
Double the recipe when you got extra flower on hand.

Lilac Blossoms Infused in Honey

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Elies Lie
March 5, 2019
by Elies Lie
Category Blog Condiment Recipe
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Lilac Blossoms Infused in Honey

Ingredients

  • 150-200 ml raw organic honey
  • 100 ml lilac flower petal (fill just 1/2 the jar bottle you use)
  • 1/2-Pint Ball mason jar with lid bands

Instructions

  • Sterilize mason jar on boiling water. Let it air dry at room temperature.
  • Wash Lilac petal with clean water. Let it dry on clean kitchen towel at room temperature.
  • Fill 1/2 of the jar with lilac petal.
  • Fill the rest of the jar with honey.
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  • Stir slowly and add more honey until the borderline of mason jar.
  • Close tight.
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  • Place on dark room temperature or inside a cupboard.
  • Turning it upside down every day for a minute.
  • You can enjoy the infused honey at least after 3-4 weeks to get a better flavor.

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Fermentation,
Honey




No need to put the honey on the fridge cause the good bacteria and enzyme on honey will preserved it self. You can place it on the cool place and avoid direct sunlight.

Enjoy These delicious and fragrant honey with your favorite dessert or tea. While entertaining guest or on your lazy day. Let me know when you make it and tag me on Instagram 🙂

Thank you, and fave fun in the kitchen.


Tags : Edible Flowers, Fermentation, Honey

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