Honey isn't only good stirred into tea; it's also wonderful for sweetening cocktails. In this drink, it adds a lovely floral quality as well as provides a subtle sweetness. With only four ingredients — honey, orange juice, lemon juice, and gin — this libation is fairly simple, but it's sophisticated and perfectly balanced. For those who dislike gin, I recommend trying a different spirit; vodka would be fine, but also a sweeter whiskey or bourbon would be delicious. Ready for the easy recipe? Keep reading.
Celebrate the 
Some people can eat honey by the spoonful while others are put off by its unique sweet taste, but regardless of how you feel about honey, there's no denying the fact that it has been an important ingredient throughout history. Since ancient times, honey has been a cherished ingredient; during the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah, it's used to symbolize a sweet new year. It's also been praised throughout history for its antibacterial and antifungal properties, along with other 
Whipped cream is one of those basic recipes that requires a little bit of patience and a watchful eye, but with some practice, you'll be whipping together billowing dollops in no time.
Some use a stand mixer, but because whipped cream is so time-sensitive, I prefer a hand mixer. It forces me to keep an eye on my stopwatch and the foamy alchemy taking place in the bowl. When the whisks start to leave tread marks behind in the cream, that's a sign that the whipped cream's less than a few minutes away from being done.
What's not to like about apples and honey? The two main ingredients of Rosh Hashanah just happen to be sweet enough to land on kids' lists of favorite foods — lucky us! Combine those flavors into a cupcake, and then mama will really make the kids happy. While the lil ones may not have fun preparing brisket and soup for the holiday dinner, this easy, kid-friendly 
Honeycomb's big these days on contemporary cheese platters, and I just recently had a chance to try it myself. At 