Honey

Mveler
Mveler Posts: 274 Member
edited September 29 in Recipes
While at the zoo today we purchased some fresh honey from the Bee Exhibit. I would love to know Healthy ways to use it. I read that this is extremely healthy and can be VERY good for you.

What do you do with your Honey Honey :)
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  • Choltor
    Choltor Posts: 65 Member
    One of my favorites is summer squash (the kind doesn't matter so much), sauteed with a bit of butter, with a few drops of honey and some mint flakes, and a bit of salt an pepper. On a bed of rice pilaf cooked with turmeric, almond slivers and raisins.
  • seahorsedeb
    seahorsedeb Posts: 2 Member
    Hi there, Honey is wonderful over sliced bananas or mixed into smashed bananas. Satisfies your sweet tooth and is healthy.
  • I put it in smoothies!
  • Dabbles
    Dabbles Posts: 367
    Yummy in oatmeal and green tea!
  • dawnrenee567
    dawnrenee567 Posts: 292 Member
    I add a little to fat free greek yogurt with some berries
    to sweeten oatmeal
    in tea
    as a glaze for chicken
  • hyde1977
    hyde1977 Posts: 476 Member
    Green Tea and on Fruit!!!! also on my peanut butter toast......I love honey
  • jkestens63
    jkestens63 Posts: 1,164 Member
    Hi there, Honey is wonderful over sliced bananas or mixed into smashed bananas. Satisfies your sweet tooth and is healthy.


    Two GG Crispbreads with a tablespoon of peanut butter, topped with sliced banana,cinnamon, and honey. My absolute favorite snack. Has a little bit of everything.
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    One of my favorites is summer squash (the kind doesn't matter so much), sauteed with a bit of butter, with a few drops of honey and some mint flakes, and a bit of salt an pepper. On a bed of rice pilaf cooked with turmeric, almond slivers and raisins.

    OK YUM!!!! What exactly is Turmeric? I had another recipe call for this and had no idea what it was. Also calories per servings?
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    Hi there, Honey is wonderful over sliced bananas or mixed into smashed bananas. Satisfies your sweet tooth and is healthy.

    Oh I bet this is good. We will try it!
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    I put it in smoothies!
    Any particular recipes or all smoothies?
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    Yummy in oatmeal and green tea!

    Oatmeal instead of brown sugar and such?
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    I add a little to fat free greek yogurt with some berries
    to sweeten oatmeal
    in tea
    as a glaze for chicken

    A glaze for baked chicken? Do tell!!
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    Green Tea and on Fruit!!!! also on my peanut butter toast......I love honey

    Peanut butter and honey? hmmm Must try!
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    Hi there, Honey is wonderful over sliced bananas or mixed into smashed bananas. Satisfies your sweet tooth and is healthy.


    Two GG Crispbreads with a tablespoon of peanut butter, topped with sliced banana,cinnamon, and honey. My absolute favorite snack. Has a little bit of everything.

    Oh this sounds delicious...
  • Mveler
    Mveler Posts: 274 Member
    The honey doesn't show calories, Low or high? The label is just that of a simple "Fresh Honey"
  • lbelfrey
    lbelfrey Posts: 63
    That sound's good :P
  • tross0924
    tross0924 Posts: 909 Member
    I'm a bit odd. I love to put it in my water that I drink during work outs. Just a tbsp in a 1 liter bottle, shake until the water looks . . . weird, and all the honey is dissolved. Then drink away while you run / bike / walk / lift / hike / whatever. And Honey is pretty universal on calories I think. 60 calories per tbsp.
  • tigersword
    tigersword Posts: 8,059 Member
    Very simple. Use honey in absolutely ANY situation that you would ordinarily use sugar.
  • sgv0918
    sgv0918 Posts: 851 Member
    Green Tea and on Fruit!!!! also on my peanut butter toast......I love honey

    Peanut butter and honey? hmmm Must try!

    I love pb and honey sandwiches. so good
  • AI1108
    AI1108 Posts: 488 Member
    honey glazed carrots.. they make a great side dish for chicken
    also honey glazed salmon sweetens up a piece of salmon
  • suzycreamcheese
    suzycreamcheese Posts: 1,766 Member
    on toast


    i know i know, crazy recipe :tongue:
  • erinkeely4
    erinkeely4 Posts: 408 Member
    Totally love it in tea and oatmeal as well. I also use it as a glaze for oven baked or pan fried fish! Works really well with salmon, along with lemon juice and dill!
  • Felesina1
    Felesina1 Posts: 142
    A tbsp or 2 of honey per day is recommended by the medical community for a variety of things including wounds, cholesterol/heart issues, stomach ulcers, insect bites, etc.
  • RillSoji
    RillSoji Posts: 376 Member
    Honey is an excellent replacement for sugar in baking.
  • ♥Faerie♥
    ♥Faerie♥ Posts: 14,053 Member
    I'm a beekeeper and use honey to the extreme! Its great on apples, bananas, in smoothies, drizzled on cereal, even in coffee. I use it a lot to make lip balms and salves also, that I sell on esty....
  • changedoutlook
    changedoutlook Posts: 11 Member
    i have a cup of warm water, honey (1 tsp) and lime (1 small) every morning, a little before my workout. It kick starts the metabolism, warms your body up and makes skin glow.

    Also u can use some in plain yogurt for a facial, helps firm the skin :)

    Honey with your morning cereal and milk is good too.
  • gingeriner
    gingeriner Posts: 8 Member
    i take honey, garlic and chicken broth to mak ea good stir fry sauce.
  • cedarhurst2006
    cedarhurst2006 Posts: 378 Member
    I use it to make my homemade granola (honey, oats, walnuts, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, cinnamon). Let me know if you want the recipe. We eat it plain, a snack before or after the gym,or with greek yogurt. I like the crunch! Have to be careful to eat in moderation.
  • Tayla08
    Tayla08 Posts: 94
    I put it on pancakes instead of syrup!
  • kgagnon7779
    kgagnon7779 Posts: 216
    The honey doesn't show calories, Low or high? The label is just that of a simple "Fresh Honey"

    I have a bottle of fresh and it says 60 cal per TBLS
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