Writing that post about parsley for yesterday reminded me that I'd written about making parsley 'honey' back in 2023 HERE and still have some in the cupboard. It was too runny to use on toast and I've thought about tipping it away a few times but then hung onto two small jars, 'just in case'. It's still perfectly OK and that old post told me that I was going to bake some loaf cakes and use the very runny honey like you would lemon drizzle mix to pour over the top after it comes out of the oven. I'd completely forgotten that plan.
So that's what I did. I usually do two at a time when making lemon drizzle loaves but thought I'd better just do one honey drizzle cake 'just in case'.....again.
I skewered a few holes in the cake when I took it out of the oven and spooned over some of the very runny 'honey'. It worked well.
Very delicious.
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I love that set-up of cake on plate. Lovely still life.
ReplyDeleteA great use for it. Perhaps it could also be used stirred through porridge or drizzled over yoghurt. It sounds delicious. X
ReplyDeleteThat sounds delicious Sue. I like Jules’ suggestions too. June
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks so delicious and a change from lemon. Catriona
ReplyDeleteGlad you found a use for it. The cake looks lovely. That's a really pretty plate
ReplyDeleteParsley honey sounds so interesting. I like parsley very much.
ReplyDeleteWaste not, want not. Does it have a Parsley taste at all?
ReplyDeleteNo parsley taste - just sweet and honey flavour
DeleteThat cake looks absolutely delicious. Did the parsley honey make it overly sweet or just about right?
ReplyDeleteJust added a bit of sweet stickiness in the top third.
DeleteI love a loaf cake , it looks delicious
ReplyDeleteAlison in Devon x
never knock a combination until you try it! well done.
ReplyDeleteYour honey drizzle cake looks excellent. What a great way to use the parsley honey. A nice cup of coffee or tea with cake sounds perfect.
ReplyDeleteInteresting…strange but interesting!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.