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Honeycomb

Honeycomb
Wax cells filled with raw honey, edible whole, for a cheese board, toast and yoghurt.

Honeycomb is the wax cells sealed by bees and filled with raw honey, edible whole (the wax is chewed like gum). It is served on a cheese board with blue cheese, nuts and pear, put on toast with butter, in yoghurt, with pancakes and ice cream, used to decorate desserts and cut into pieces for tea.

Recipes with this ingredient

Don't Tease the Bees Cocktail

Cocktail from the Moscow bar Community. Head bartender Vasily Zheglov.

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Ricotta pancakes with pumpkin

Recipe from the book by Alena Andreasyan "Gastronomic novel.

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Honey cake with honeycombs

From the bakery "Khlebnaya Lavka" according to the recipe of chef Mikhail Simagin.

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Frozen yogurt with vanilla and honey

Frozen yogurt with vanilla and honey is a refined and light treat that embodies the traditions of European cuisine. The Greek yogurt base gives the dessert a rich creamy texture, while honey adds natural sweetness and depth of flavor. Vanilla beans provide an exquisite aroma, transforming a simple mixture into a true gastronomic masterpiece. This dessert is perfect for hot days, offering a refreshing contrast of coolness and sweetness. Its presentation with crunchy granola, nuts, and honeycomb adds textural variety and makes each bite unforgettable. Such yogurt can be enjoyed as a standalone treat or complemented with fresh berries for an even richer flavor ensemble.

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Lobster with acacia honey

Lobster with acacia honey is a refined dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness of seafood with the delicate aroma of flowers and honey. The origins of this combination trace back to French gastronomic traditions, where seafood is often complemented by sweet notes. The consomme made from lobster heads gains deep flavor from vegetables, while the final addition of honey and citrus notes makes it truly sophisticated. Before serving, the lobster meat is sautéed to a light caramelization and then simmered in its own broth to absorb flavors. The dish is served with honeycombs and acacia flowers, creating an incredible blend of sweetness and ocean freshness. Perfect for a romantic dinner or a special event, this culinary masterpiece captivates with its harmony of flavors and elegant appearance.

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