Anyone have any good recipes that use honey?

Toast bread, spread thin layer of butter....add loads of honey...mmm mmm mmm. But you care not for the taste, as a previous poster said, which honey do you not care for the taste of? Most commercial honeys are alfalfa, at least in my area. There is a distance restriction on the added allergy benefit, it is roughly 50 miles from your home, the bees have to be using the same flowers are you are suffering from. You can probably find a farm, or local producer with out much effort. I like to substitute honey for sugars, I go get my honey book and find the ratio for baking for you; "Honey, from flower to table" by Stephanie Rosenbaum says if a recipe calls for a cup of sugar, substitute half the sugar with honey, reduce liquid in recipe by 1/4 cup add a teaspoon of baking soda and reduce the temperature of your oven by 25F to prevent over browning. I find spraying the measuring devices with PAM works really well to get all the honey back out. I love honey, I hope that helps you in a variety of ways. Sincerely and With Appreciation.

Honey is sugar pure and simple and there are no particular health benefits to eating it as far as I am aware.

I could be wrong but isn't the honey supposed to be raw to provide the most benefit? I like honey on toast with butter, it is also really good on corn bread. Here is the web site for the National Honey Board, I am sure you can find lots of recipes and other information about honey on this web site: http://www.honey.com/nhb/recipes/

Hi Joden, I use honey instead of sugar while making lime juice, on toast on chapatis and rotis ... .I also make a fruit dessert with yogurt and mixed chopped fruits.Just beat Yogurt with lots of Honey and add the chopped fresh fruits and top with some crumbled sweet biscuits dipped in honey.Refrigerate and serve chilled - a healthy yummy dessert any time of the year! all the best and happy mylotting

I use it as a glaze for roasted meat. Aside from that I also have a dessert recipe with honey. When my husband really crave for sweets on his diet. I make him the baked honey apple. I cut the apple in half, take away the seeds and make a well at the middle. Then on the well, I fill that up with honey and put some nuts inside and cinnamon powder. Then I bake that for like 15 minutes over 180 degrees... and its a healthy snack too. No sugar, no fat. Try it I know you'll like it too.