Tips For Cooking With Honey

Traditionally, honey comes in a range of colors includingeach cup of sugar. For each cup of sugar replaced,
white, amber, red, brown and almost black. Its flavoryou should also reduce the amount of liquid in the
and texture vary with the type of flower nectar fromrecipe by one-quarter of a cup. In addition, reduce the
which it was made. While the most commonlycooking temperature by 25ºF since
available honeys are made from clover, alfalfa, heatherhoney causes foods to brown more easily.
and acacia flowers, honey can be made from aHowever, to substitute sugar for honey the texture
variety of different flowers, including thyme andand taste of your favorite recipe would be
lavender. Therefore, depending on the type of honeycompromised, in addition to a less than accurate
you choose the flavor and color of your final productmeasurement. However with organic sweeteners,
might defer.such as Honey Crystals, you can actually simply
If your honey has crystallized, placing the container inreplace processed or regular sugar 1 to 1 (1:1) with the
hot water for 15 minutes will help return it to its liquidSweet and Dry free flowing Honey Crystals with no
state. Do not heat it in the microwave as this alters itssticky mess to add a taste of honey. Unlike with
taste by increasing its hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF)Honey, organic Honey Crystals can be stored at room
content. To prevent honey from sticking to measuringtemperature without worrying about it solidifying.
cups and spoons, use honey that is in its liquid form.Honey can also be used as chicken seasoning and in
Honey makes a good replacement for sugar in mostchicken rubs and are excellent and provide the taste
recipes. Since honey is sweeter than sugar, you needand flavor you desire in a rich and tasty chicken meal.
to use less, one-half to three-quarters of a cup for