"Here's another one by my friend Helen:
Ingredients
2 lemons2 cm root ginger10 - 20 ml high quality Echinacea tinctureclove of garlic (optional)1 - 2 Tbsp Sweetree Manuka honey
Method
Grate rind of lemons and ginger root, crush garlic and…"
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Stephanie Lynch added a discussion to the group Using Bee Products
Baklava Recipe
This is a nice recipe using honeyIngredients:1 pack filo pastry3 cups chopped nuts (I used walnuts, pistachios and almonds)100g butter, melted1 teaspoon ground cinnamon1 cup water1 cup white sugar1 teaspoon vanilla extract1/2 cup your favourite Sweetree honeyMethodPreheat oven to 180 C. Brush the bottoms and sides of a 9x13 inch dish with butter.
Chop nuts and toss with cinnamon then unroll the filo pastry.…See More
Stephanie Lynch commented on Stephanie Lynch's group Using Bee Products"Try this great cold and flu remedy:
Mix in a Blender:
- 1 cup Apple Cider Vinegar- 1 cup Sweetree Raw Honey- 8 cloves garlic (I use Cato's garlic from the Hamilton Farmers Market, powerful stuff!)
Peel Garlic cloves, cut finely and…"
Stephanie Lynch replied to Christy Ralphs's discussion Winter Cold Concoctions in the group Herbs"Mix in a Blender:
- 1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
- 1 Cup Sweetree Raw Honey
- 8 Cloves Garlic (I use Cato's garlic from the Hamilton Farmers Market, it is powerful)
Peel Garlic cloves, cut finely and let stand for 10 minutes to bring out further…"
Stephanie Lynch commented on Jordan Healey's group Hamilton, Waikato: Barter and Sell!"Looking for local honey? Our honey is collected in the Waikato and reflects the flora of the Waikato. Our honey is not heated any higher than would naturally occur int he beehive, therefore retaining it's natural goodness.…"
Stephanie Lynch posted a groupUsing Bee Products
Where we can share ideas, recipes, tips on how to use honey, bee pollen and other bee products.See More
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Organic Gardening For Beginners
An introduction to growing food and herbs without the use of poisons.
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Urban Homesteaders
Growing and do things the old way.Do you grow your own vege, make soap, use herbs, cut your own firewood, long for the pioneer days where it literally came from your own back yard. If you do then this is the group for you.See More
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Garden Birds
A place for those of us who love to garden to attract a wide variety of birds, and to discuss the many benefits of protecting our beautiful winged friends.
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Kai - food for new zealand
A database of edible plants that grow in Aotearoa/nz.Please share thoughts and ideas.See More
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Becoming More Self Reliant - The Dream
A lot of people have the dream of a few acres of land and self reliance (as opposed to self -sufficiency, which is a myth!). This group is to draw together the experiences of those living the dream and sharing the lessons learned on the way with those still working towards living on the land.See More
Stephanie Lynch joined Yvonne Symons's groupGrowing our own drinks
There is so much that we grow that we make into drinks. Lets share ideas, success and the not so successfulSee More
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Foragers and Gatherers
I love foraging and gathering, whether it be mushrooms plums apples rosehips blackberries wild figs, Even sneakily shaking a forgotten Olive. Anyone want to share info!
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Green Book and Movie Club
Tell others about any great book you've read. Movie you've watched or links to good video clips.Add the title into the discussion and others can give their reviews also.See More
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 8:22pm on March 4, 2010,
Sarah Walsh said… - Hi, is your honey raw? (unheated)
- At 10:35pm on March 3, 2010,
Pete Russell said… - Hey Stephanie.
Great to see that you're using the Growers Market. As you can likely tell, there are things we still need to improve. In the meantime could you please ensure you use plenty of tags so that others can find your posts easily... once we have lots of posts on here.
Also, please participate on the Growers Market Group page by commenting about your experience on the comment wall.
Thanks for your support!
- At 8:20pm on March 2, 2010, Pete Russell said…
- Hello Stephanie. Welcome. Yes you will be able to trade your honey on here soon. Join the growers market group to stay tuned. Have fun oooobying!
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