Honey (grill, meal, vegetables, noodles)

[VTsnowbird]

I was given a small jar of raw honey, what to do with it? It looks like it is mostly solid (comb), not liquid.

[Medtran49]

Ripe pear slices, blue, brie, camembert cheese, and water crackers or thin toast, maybe some salumi. The honey should start to ooze out of the comb, although the comb is edible.

Arugula salad with blue or goat cheese, candied or toasted walnuts, with small chunks of honeycomb.

[Debsi]

You can eat the comb spread on toast.

[mainebrokerman]

mix with cinnamon and ginger it'll pretty much cure anything (look up honey/cinnamon benefits)

I like eating right from the container too like that fake whipped cream

[saibot]

Just don't use it in anything cooked; it won't be raw any more! Would be a shame to waste those good antioxidants.

[Endoplasmic]

A spoon is all you need ;-)

[softcrunch]

I recently started my daily intake of really raw honey, not sure if has any significant health benefits but its so yummy good just by itself.

[evening sun]

I have honey on my breakfast toast every morning, what else do you use it for? I drink tea, but I don't want to add honey to it, because of the calories, but any meal ideas?

[KathrynAragon]

I put a dollop of honey in smoothies.

[Trekker99]

One of my older kids uses it in oatmeal with a sprinkling of cinnamon.

Smells good - haven't tried it myself.

I use it in a sauce I make for asian noodles: soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, sesame oil, and honey. Drizzle over asian noodles, green onion, thin sliced pork and julienne carrots.