Ginger Honey:
I loved watching the honey liquefy due to the ginger changing the consistency! I do not like ginger, but this made it so that the ginger slices were almost candied and they were so yummy! Note: Simply peel and slice the fresh ginger and add honey over it. The honey draws the moisture from the ginger and gives the honey a great ginger flavor. Make a small batch as it doesn't store long. Use the ginger honey pieces when you make scones.
My fire cider is still infusing, so
I have not tried it yet, but the process of making it was very fun! It felt
good to finally make this famous recipe and learn about the legend behind it! I
also added a little fresh rosemary to mine because I love the smell, flavor and
characteristics of rosemary and I am excited to see how it turns out
Tahini Miso Paste:
This is the best thing I have ever
tasted in my entire life! This is the new hummus for me! I added ginger, horseradish, garlic, cayenne
and nutritional yeast. So yummy!!
Note: The Basic Recipe is 1 part Tahini and 1 part Miso. Then you can add Spirulina, Cayenne, Nutritional Yeast, Garlic, Horseradish, and/or Ginger. This is an basic "do as you please" recipe. It's delicious to spread on toast or add to rice or mix with hot water for soup. Store in the fridge for months.
Note: The Basic Recipe is 1 part Tahini and 1 part Miso. Then you can add Spirulina, Cayenne, Nutritional Yeast, Garlic, Horseradish, and/or Ginger. This is an basic "do as you please" recipe. It's delicious to spread on toast or add to rice or mix with hot water for soup. Store in the fridge for months.
Cold Care
Capsules/Tablets:
I made capsules and tablets because
I wanted to try both methods. The tablets are for myself because I cannot
swallow capsules and I haven't had the opportunity to use them yet, but I was
very pleasantly surprised by how it turned out! I used a lobelia tincture to wet
the powdered mixture. The capsules I tried on my boyfriend when he had a cold
and they seemed to work very well! He didn’t mention anything specific, but the cold seemed to mellow itself
out very shortly after he started taking them.
Vitamin C/Immunity Tea |
Vitamin C/Immunity Tea:
I made a tea for the winter that was astragalus, crushed rose hips, hibiscus, slippery elm, elderberry, and licorice. I haven’t tried it yet but since the weather is getting colder, I may have to soon!
2 comments:
The ginger honey sounds delicious!
I would love to take courses like this. Especially now that I'm getting older, I'm happy to be pill-free and planning to stay that way!
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