Article-No.: 1-2
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The delicious german forest honey is produced from bees in the black forest and bavaria.
The fine honeydew honey is collected by the bees from coniferous and deciduous trees. He has a aromatic-strong, almost malty taste, a light brown to reddish-bown colour and is usually viscous.
ingredients:
(for 8 persons)
800g sunchoke
80g shallots, finely diced
100g butter
80ml whitewine vinegar
600ml vegetable stock
1 bayleaf
300ml cream
30ml white balsamico
50g Wernet forest honey
salt
fresh ground pepper
for the asparaguscrisps:
30g white asparagus, peeled
forest honey
olive oil
preparation:
peel the sunchoke and slice it in fine dices.
Den Topinambur schälen und in feine Würfel schneiden. Panfrie together with shallots and 40g butter, deglaze with whitewine vinegar and vegetable stock.
Add the bayleaf and simmer till the sunchoke is cooked soft.
Take out the baylaf and mix up the soup. Add cream and white balsamico (careful!)
and season it with salt and pepper.
Add the remaining butter and mix up again. Now you can add the forest honey.
Slice the raw, peeled asparagus and put them on a baking tray.
Mix the forest honey with lukewarm water and olive oil.
Brush over the asparagus slices with a brush and put them under the oven grill till they start to caramelize.
Jörg Michael
Bei Honigtauhonigen handelt es sich um einen Honig, bei dem die Bienen die zuckerhaltige Ausscheidungen der Lachniden (pflanzensaugende Insekten) von den Ästen und Zweigen in ihrer Honigblase sammeln und zum Bienenstock bringen. Dort wird der süße Saft an die Arbeiterbiene übergeben, die diesen dann in die Waben füllt und diese verschließt.
Beispiele an Honigtauhonigen:
- Waldhonig
- Tannenhonig
- Fichtenhonig
- Pinienhonig
Farblich sind Honigtauhonige meist hellbraun, grünlich-braun oder bernsteinfarben.
Geschmacklich in der Regel kräftig-malzig und aromatisch.