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Cooking With Honey
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Book Description Nothing sweetens and satisfies like all-natural honey. In this delightful cookbook, Doris Mech, a professional beekeeper and purveyor of fine honey, shares 236 of her favorite recipes that use honey as the primary sweetner. Recipes include breakfast dishes, berads, salads and dressings, main dishse, vegetables, cakes, pies, cookies and other desserts. Among the recipes are: Banana Sunflower Seed Pancakes, Grandma's Little Honey Buns, Cranberry Honey Loaf, Herb-Glazed Teriyaki, Raspberry Honey Cake, Red White and Blueberry Pie, Granola Honey Drops, Sesame Honey Candy. Filled with time-tested advice on cooking (and canning) with honey, Joy with Honey is sure to have honey lovers buzzing! About the Author Doris Mech has been a professional beekeeper for more than twenty years, and for the more than seventeen years her fine honey and beeswax products have been a favorite attraction at Seattle's Pike Place Market. She lives in Maple Valley, Washington.
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It's almost unbelievable how much honey has been a part of our history. Edible honey was found in King Tut's tomb. Honey's anti-bacterial property makes it useful in preventing infections. Honey is predigested, making it healthier than other types of sugars. Local honey minimizes attacks of hay fever and allergies. The list goes on, and is covered in this wonderful new edition that focuses on the healthy aspect of honey and bee products (bee pollen, royal jelly, beeswax, and more). All the wit and wisdom of Lonik's Nature and Cooking series, plus over 200 award-winning recipes.
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The Land of Milk and Honey shares a biblical vista of foods and recipes. Did you ever wonder what foods Abraham ate and served in his tent at Beth El? What Jesus was served at the Last Supper? What Vespasian ate when visiting the Holy Land at the head of the Roman Legions? These and more can be found in The Land of Milk and Honey. Here are the foods of the Bible, what the Sages and the Holy Men ate when in Jerusalem, and what King Herod served at the Winter Palace. These are the recipes, fully kitchen tested, that give you the ability to prepare the foods of The Holy Scriptures and The New Testament. You'll find the original foods of Judea and Samaria that have come down to us, first by spoken word and then written in the Hebrew Alphabet. They were developed throughout Proto-Canaanite script via Phoenician, prior to the year 1100 BCE. Here is the full scope of the culinary accomplishments of the 12 Tribes of Israel, the breads of David, the stew of Esau, the Holiday foods of the Holy Temple. This is the book that every Born Again Christian, every Jew and every Muslim will want for their kitchen. Easy to follow recipes from our complex past will give even the novice cook the excitement of the history in the domain of their own kitchen.
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If you have decided to stop baking with refined sugar for dietary or personal reasons, The Naturally Sweet Baker is the perfect cookbook for you. Chock-full of delicious and decadent recipes that use natural sweeteners instead of granulated, refined white and brown sugars, The Naturally Sweet Baker is not about deprivation-it's about indulgence. Author Carrie Davis proves that using natural sweeteners, such as honey and maple syrup, will result in some very sweet and tasty desserts. Just listen to these treats: Cinnamon Pecan Sticky Buns, Devil's Food Cake with Italian Meringue Chocolate Buttercream, Black Raspberry Ripple Ice Cream, and Banana Chocolate Crêpes. Those ought to excite your sweet tooth! Not only are natural sweeteners delicious, but they are good for you, too. Natural sweeteners contain minerals and vitamins; the process of producing refined sugar, however, strips it of its nutrients, leaving behind only "empty" calories. If you're thinking you have to shop in natural food stores to use this book, think again. Carrie makes it all very simple with descriptions and explanations of each sweetener-maple sugar, barley malt syrup, and molasses, just to name a few. Many of the sweeteners are probably already in your pantry. And for those that aren't, there is a convenient mail order list so you can stock up on your favorite ingredients. With chapters on breakfast treats, cakes, cookies, ice creams, cobblers, and pastries, you'll never run out of ideas. The Naturally Sweet Baker is your source for decadent sweets without refined sugar. |