How to Make Violet Honey
Stir the violet petals into the half jar of honey., Cover the jar., Place the trivet at the base of the saucepan., Fill the saucepan with water., Bring the water to the boil., Remove from the heat., Let the honey sit for one to two weeks., Warm the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Stir the violet petals into the half jar of honey.
Use a suitable lid. , Stand the jar on the trivet. , Fill to the neck of the honey jar. , Reduce heat slightly and let simmer for half an hour (30 minutes). , Allow to cool. , The flavor from the violets will infuse the honey.
Keep a lid on the jar while infusing. , It only needs enough warming to make it runny. , Remove the violet flowers.
Strain back into a clean jar.
This step is optional.
If you don't mind the flowers remaining in the honey, simply leave them. , It will have a violet flavor––delicious! -
Step 2: Cover the jar.
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Step 3: Place the trivet at the base of the saucepan.
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Step 4: Fill the saucepan with water.
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Step 5: Bring the water to the boil.
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Step 6: Remove from the heat.
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Step 7: Let the honey sit for one to two weeks.
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Step 8: Warm the jar of honey after the infusion time.
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Step 9: Strain the honey through a strainer.
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Step 10: Store the honey and consume as usual.
Detailed Guide
Use a suitable lid. , Stand the jar on the trivet. , Fill to the neck of the honey jar. , Reduce heat slightly and let simmer for half an hour (30 minutes). , Allow to cool. , The flavor from the violets will infuse the honey.
Keep a lid on the jar while infusing. , It only needs enough warming to make it runny. , Remove the violet flowers.
Strain back into a clean jar.
This step is optional.
If you don't mind the flowers remaining in the honey, simply leave them. , It will have a violet flavor––delicious!
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