What else can you do with Honey except spread on toast?

what else can you do with Honey except spread on toast?

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substitute white sugar with it when baking

Why are you using a name? Are you new or just underage?

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Use to sweeten drinks
Glaze a roast or meats being sauteed
Use as a "sauce" drizzled on strong funky cheese
Make any number of sauces or dips (BBQ, honey mustard, etc)
Use in place of sugar anywhere you want more flavor than just "sweet".
Ferment to make mead

Nuggies or tendies dippied in honies is the besties.

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peanut butter and honey on whole wheat is the sandwich God invented to reward His true believers

A little honey in Greek yogurt isn't the healthiest, but it's a nice treat.

in Greek yogurt
honey ice cream
honey-5spice sauce for duck
honey bread
honey glaze for chicken, ham or duck
goat cheese gratin with honey and lavender
honey-basalmico-walnut vinaigrette for lamb lettuce
caramelised figs with honey and port wine
etc

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put in tea

Peas.

No other way to eat peas.

Next time you're grilling(charcoal master race obviously famalam), cut lemon(s) in half horizontally, drizzle honey inside lemon halves as to coat them but not enough to pool, place on grill flat side down until charred, remove skin of lemon or turn inside out and enjoy.

you can use it for honey roast veggies. nuts too

when the recipe asks for sugar, you better take goddamn sugar.
white sugar is best anyways.

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make mead.
use a little to sweeten a salad dressing.
eat a teaspoon for dessert with a glass of milk.
honey garlic chicken.

if you do this, remember to reduce the other liquids in the recipe a bit since honey has water in it.

lol that will only work in very specific contexts. i'm imagining someone trying to make a meringue or doing the creaming method with it

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