⅓ cup honey
1 x 6oz Can frozen lemonade
2 eggs
3 cups cold milk
Combine honey, lemonade and eggs.
Add milk
Blend or shake until well mixed.
3 eggs
2 tbsp honey
a dash of salt
2 cups milk
1 tsp vanilla
Beat eggs.
Combine eggs with honey and salt.
Add milk and vanilla.
Strain and chill.
2 lemons
½ pint water
leaves from a bunch of mint
1 tbsp liquid honey
20 fl oz Ginger ale
Squeeze the lemons and add water to the juice to make half a pint of liquid.
Put this mix into a basin with the mint leaves.
Leave in a cool place for an hour.
Stir in honey and ginger ale.
1 bottle red wine
½ sliced orange
½ sliced lemon
honey to taste
1 pint boiling water
grated nutmeg
Heat all ingredients except the water in a thick bottomed saucepan until it nears boiling point.
Boil the water and add it to the wine just before serving.
And grate a little nutmeg over the top of each glass.
½ glass of ice
mint
chilled mead
⅓ glass ginger ale
lemon slice
Place ice and mint in a blender and process till crushed and blended.
Add mead and ginger ale.
Pour into a tall glass and garnish with lemon.
1 ¼ cup honey
1 cup lemon juice
2 cups boiling water
4 cups cranberry juice cocktail
2 cups orange juice
1 quart ginger ale
Dissolve honey in boiling water.
Chill.
Combine all remaining ingredients except ginger ale.
Chill.
Before serving, add ginger ale.
Makes 20 servings.
It has an effect!
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Before
After
2 shots of brandy
3 tsp of honey
1 tea bag
1 tsp lemon juice
1 tsp sugar
Place all the above ingredients into a large mug and add boiling water.
Let the tea bag steep until it is the desired strength, then remove it.
Good for colds or for the cold weather
Honey (2-3lb for dry mead, 4-5lb for sweet)
Water - preferably soft or distilled to make 1 gallon of must
Yeast - a pure culture grape yeast
Acid - 1 tsp citric and 1 tsp tartaric per gallon of must
Dissolve the honey in the water, bring the mixture to the boil and hold it there for 2 minutes.
This sterilises the mixture and kills the wild yeasts that are present.
Add the acid.
Whilst still hot pour into an old sherry cask leaving a 3" gap at the top then plug the hole with cotton wool.
If using a glass fermenting vessel allow the must to cool before filling the vessel.
When the must is below 80°F add fermenting yeast culture and an airlock.
To assist with the fermentation try to maintain the must at 65°- 70°F.
Leave must on the lees to ferment out (4 months to 2 years!).
If possible do not drink until it is matured for 5 years.
It is intended this site will be updated regularly
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