Local Raw Honey in New York, NY from Andrew's Local Honey
$14.00/16 oz Jar
This raw honey has an incredibly delicious flavor that various with the flowers in season. We have been using it in tea, dripping it on cheese, and even mixing it into cocktails
Local honey is also great for fighting allergies!
Andrew's Local Honey is owned by Andrew Cote, a 4th generation beekeeper and a pioneer in urban beekeeping
Each order contains one 16 oz jar
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These chicken skewers have become the most requested dish in our backyard BBQ's. You can use bonesless skinless breasts or thighs depending on your preference for white or dark meat. Be sure to serve them with Rebecca's sesame noodle (recipe also available on the OurHarvest site) and a side of kimchi. Your guests will thank you.
This recipe is a great base for putting together a bunch of different meals, but the base itself is also quite versatile and can be adjusted to pretty much any palette. It’s important to taste the sauce and adjust the amounts of each ingredient to your liking before putting it into the slow cooker, since that flavor will only intensify as it cooks. We love to eat this chicken shredded inside Butterhead lettuce cups, but it’s also great over rice or in a salad. Be sure to make plenty of it, though: just like with Chinese take out, the leftovers are the best part!
When fish is as fresh as it is when you buy it from OurHarvest, there is very little that you need to do to prepare it. Simply roasting, sauteeing, or grilling it with a little salt and pepper is enough to make all of the eaters at the dinner table both satisfied and happy. But there there are times when just the slightest bit of extra effort and just a few more ingredients really pays off in producing a dish that is at once super flavorful, super impressive, and, of course, super delicious. En papillote literally means "in parchment," and it refers to a method of cooking food by wrapping it in parchment paper and baking it in the oven. Wrapping the food in parchment locks in the moisture and thus the food ends up steaming inside the paper.
An incredible sweet carrot flavor, with a bit of spicy bite from the ginger. It is thick, bright, and beautiful to serve. Note: The recipe calls for 1 cup of heavy cream and 1 stick of butter; we left out the heavy cream, and halved the butter, and still had a very thick and flavorful soup. Feel free to adjust the cream and butter as you see fit. Instead of transferring the cooked soup to a blender at the end and straining the soup, we use an immersion blender right in the pot for an easier and more rustic take on the recipe.
Lettuce wraps have to be one of our favorite weeknight dinners. Here’s why:They’re quick and easy to cook and assemble. All they require is some advance planning to marinate the chicken (if you so wish to marinate them, that is). Then, once the chicken is in the oven, you can clean, slice, prepare, and plate the rest of the ingredients. They’re healthy. We roast white-meat chicken, so there is no additional fat from sautéing. We also add lots of healthy ingredients, from cucumbers to mango to the lettuce that it gets wrapped up in.. They’re fun. Everyone at the table gets to pick and choose which of the ingredients to add to their wraps. Plus, who doesn’t like to eat with their hands?. They’re versatile. You can literally put anything that you like into them. For example, we used Cascun Farm’s all-natural chicken breasts, but you could just as easily use DiPaola’s all-natural turkey London broil or any variety of seafood options (large white shrimp would be perfect!). We used NYC grown butterhead lettuce leaves as our wrappers, but the green leaf lettuce would work just as well. We sliced up some cucumbers and mango for our lettuce wraps because we just love that combination, but carrots, pomegranate seeds, and scallions would also add lots of flavor and crunch. From time to time, we like to bulk these up a bit by adding rice noodles (they also do a great job of soaking up the dipping sauce!). Roasted peanuts or sliced almonds are a great addition too. We used Asian-inspired flavors for this version, but we could see Mexican or Mediterranean inspired versions working equally well.. There is no recipe. “No recipe?!” you ask. We know that cooking without a recipe may be stressful to some. We certainly don’t mean to impose any stress! Quite the opposite actually. This dish – the chicken part of it, at least – can be put together with ingredients that you have on hand already. We like to marinate it with our own blend of ingredients, but you could create your own blend or just season it with salt and pepper. Really – anything goes! So what follows is less of a recipe and more of a guide for this perfect week night meal..
This drink is very well balanced - the floral notes from the gin balanced with the sweetness of the honey and the tartness of lemon. Be careful - it goes down really easily!