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Honeyed Whipped Cream

Honey Bee on my Meyer Lemon Tree

Spring has sprung, at least it did earlier this week (today was more drab and chilly).  I am certain though that in the next few days we will again be able to relish the intoxicating fragrances of fresh cut grass and everything in bloom.  With all of the colorful bouquets blossoming everywhere, all of the bees are back doing what they do best!

Don’t you just love bees?  It is a dream of mine to someday have an apiary, but I’ll have to wait until I live in a more rural area for that to be allowed.

Honey at the Jacksonville Farmer’s Market

Since I don’t have my own bees yet, I do what I can to support our local beekeepers.  Fortunately, it isn’t difficult to find their honey at our farmer’s markets, roadside stands, and even in some of our neighborhood stores.

Studies have shown that consumption of local honey is extremely helpful at reducing pollen linked allergies.  It is also wonderful because it is really one of the truest and most natural sweeteners.  I just love the richness it gives to food—a little goes a long way.  In my home, I use it whenever I can. Some of my favorite uses are in dressings, on pancakes, and with plain Greek yogurt and fresh fruit.

Honeyed Whipped Cream with Breakfast

I have also found honey is absolutely incredible with whipped cream.  The recipe below is quite simple and would be terrific with fresh fruit, on pie or cobbler, or as the frosting for the spiced pear cake recipe I made for my mother’s birthday.

I will share the cake recipe with you tomorrow, but for today I hope you enjoy this delicious new way to make whipped cream!

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Honeyed Whipped Cream

5 minutes

Number of servings: 24

Per Serving 119 calories

Fat 12 g

Carbs 2 g

Protein 1 g

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Honeyed Whipped Cream makes delicious frosting for a cake!

Ingredients

1 quart whipping cream
1 TBSP raw local honey
½ tsp pure vanilla extract

Directions

Place cold cream in a large mixing bowl and whip with an electric mixer until soft peaks form. Add honey and vanilla and continue to whip to desired consistency. Do not over beat or it will turn to butter.

Store in an airtight container in refrigerator until ready to serve—can be re-whipped if it deflates before serving.

When it came to clean-up, Madeline announced, “Mommy I can help, I am a good licker!”

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