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In Bitter Honey seasoned chef Letitia Clark invites us into her new home on one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean Sea Sardinia Cooking here reflects life it is a slow and relaxed affair Meat is almost always slow roasted over an open fire often on a rustic spit Cheese is made and matured slowly using ageold methods and tools Beans and legumes and most vegetables too are cooked long and slow extracting all their sweetness There is no sense of urgency about anything The recipes in this book dont take long to make but you can taste the ethos behind every one of them one which invites you to slow down to enjoy yourself to nourish yourself with food friends and family Try your hand at Roasted eggplants with honey mint garlic burrata or a fresh zesty salad of Celery orange anchovy and hazelnut followed by Malloreddus the shellshaped pasta from the region with crab saffron and tomato or a Roast chicken stuffed with ricotta and chard If youre craving something sweet follow up with an Almond panna cotta with poached apricots or a bowl of Mascarpone and sour cherry ice cream Each of these recipes and the stories behind them will transport you to the glittering turquoise waters and laidback lifestyle of this Italian paradise With beautiful design photography full color illustrations and joyful anecdotes throughout Bitter Honey is a vacation a cookbook and a window onto a covetable lifestyle in the sun all rolled into one. 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EPUB Hidden Kitchens Stories Recipes and More from EPUB Jacksonville Food Trucks Stories Recipes from EPUB Many Beautiful Things Stories and Recipes from EPUB Marc Forgione Recipes and Stories from the EPUB Melting Pot Stories and Recipes from a Chinese Explores the latest scientific research on the healing powers of honey • Explains the physiological reasons why honey is so effective and includes recipes for honey-based remedies for many different ailments • Discusses the sacred role of bees from ancient Egypt to modern times and the problem of Colony Collapse Disorder (with methods for protecting hives) • Reveals the healing power of honey for many common problems--from burns, ulcers, and conjunctivitis to tooth decay, diabetes, and cystic fibrosis--and honey’s ability to kill superbugs like E. coli The use of honey as a healing agent is nothing new. It was an ingredient in medicinal compounds and cures made by Egyptian physicians 5,000 years ago, and its medical use has been found in other ancient practices from traditional Chinese medicine and Indian Ayurveda to Mayan shamanism. In the past ten years there has been an explosion in scientific research on honey as medicine at universities, research centers, and medical clinics around the world. Presenting the very latest scientific and medical evidence of the healing properties of honey--including that from the Honey Research Unit at the University of Waikato in New Zealand--Nathaniel Altman explores the broad spectrum of medicinal uses of honey and how these remedies can be used safely at home as well as by licensed health practitioners. He includes an extensive selection of honey-based recipes that can be used to treat common health problems--from burns, conjuctivitis, and ulcers to tooth decay, diabetes, and cystic fibrosis. He explains the physiological reasons why honey is so effective in treating antibiotic-resistant diseases with no side effects and honey’s ability to kill “superbugs” like E. coli and MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus). Drawing on centuries of material from historical and folk medicine sources, he also examines the sacred role of bees from ancient Egypt onward and the modern problem of Colony Collapse Disorder, including methods for protecting our precious hives. [DOWNLOAD] Recipes: Recipes Planner for You, Notebook For Recipes, Family Recipes Journal, Yellow Cover 110 Pages, Lined Paper, 8,5 x 11
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