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Zowie and I like honey butter. We once made this for a Thanksgiving party we threw for the daycare when the children were young, though it can be used any day: Holiday, sabbat or not. I still enjoy this recipe. It can be halved for normal table use. For larger gatherings, this recipe serves well.
Ingredients:
1 cup butter
1/2 cup honey
- Place the butter and the honey in a bowl.
- Mix with an electric hand mixer and place into a smaller bowl.
- Refrigerate until needed.
- Remix with a knife before serving.
Tips
- Use store brand items to save money.
- Another way to save money is to purchase a large bottle of honey for about $6.00. This will save you money over time, and honey does not go bad.
Serving Suggestions
- Spread on warm wheat bread.
- Spread onto biscuits and rolls.
Shannon
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