I increased
the amount of honey in the recipe to ensure it was sweet enough.
I even left out the chocolate and nuts and cut
the amount of honey in half.
Since there is such a small
amount of honey in this recipe, you could probably swap it out for melted coconut oil.
They're incredibly moist and light, and these babies have just the right
amount of honey in them for a hint of sweetness and the plump blueberries burst in your mouth with every bite.
Not exact matches
Mix a good
amount of the vegetables or fruits above, with a bit
of honey to sweeten if needed, and you'll obtain a hearty serving
in about 10 minutes.
Even more crunchy if you use puffed rice instead
of quinoa (and cheaper, too) I also used
honey (
in a smaller
amount, about half I think) as I'm avoiding maple syrup - it was still delicious
Place the cubes onto a baking tray with the drained chick peas and toss them
in a generous
amount of olive oil, 1 tbsp
of honey, 1 tsp ground cumin, salt and pepper.
I did sub coconut oil for butter, coconut oil is so easy to sub 1:1 and has so many good bits for you Also, I had no maple syrup on hand so just used the same
amount in honey although next time will use maple as I love the flavour
of maple
in muffins and cakes.
This
amount is somewhat unusual among sweeteners and much greater than the
amount found
in a teaspoon
of honey, maple syrup, or brown sugar.
Most
of the calories
in this recipe come from the
honey (65 calories per TBSP, and you can adjust the
amount to taste), and the toasted sesame seeds and oil (1 tsp.
Along the same lines, the
amount of honey you use
in this recipe can also be tweaked.
If you like the taste
of dark chocolate like me, the
amount of honey added is perfect, but my husband preferred a little bit more
honey in it for added sweetness.
If the peanut butter you buy is fairly sweet and / or you decide to add the chocolate chips, you may want to go with the lesser
amount of honey listed
in the ingredients.
Trish, by using both
honey and stevia I am able to cut back on the
amount of sugar (from the
honey)
in this recipe, while maintaining the sweetness.
Just the right
amount of sweetness 1/4 cup
honey in middle with1 TBS
of cinnamon.
For those
of you who prefer your chocolate on the sweeter side feel free to bump up the
amount of vanilla you use, or you could go ahead and add
in a drizzle
of maple syrup or
honey if you prefer — the trick is to taste as you go and customize as needed.
Having some fragrant fresh dill still on hand from this dish, I added some
in with crispy carrot shreds, lime juice, and a touch
of honey to top the fish with a hearty
amount of zesty slaw.
I'm not a fan
of the after taste
of stevia and I have substituted
honey for sugar
in baking before and it never has the right
amount of sweetness which is why I subbed maple syrup and I» m so glad I did.
Copious
amounts of honey and clove powder result
in a heavenly «bite»... I usually make it for a teatime treat, and
of course, at Christmas.
And my final sugar concern was that if all
of the sweetness was
in the same form, that the final product might be too one dimensional, too
honey - ish, so I decided to drop the final
amount of honey I used, but add
in a few tablespoons
of molasses.
Whisk
in cornmeal, smoked salt, vanilla beans, and
honey (mixture may not homogenize at this point due to the large
amount of fat).
But bear
in mind that
honey is twice as sweet as table sugar, so you might cup the
amount to half that
of the
amount specified by the recipe for sugar.
I love that the boys (and their friends) gobble down a treat high
in fiber and other nutrients, with a minute
amount of added sweetener — this entire dessert has a mere one tablespoon
of honey.
I just wanted to add that I reduced the
amount of milk
in the recipe when I used 1/2 cup
honey and no sugar since that already adds a bit more liquid.
In place
of the Yacon syrup, I used 3 large Medjoul dates and replaced the agave with the same
amount of honey.
How many drinks can you make with the
amount of honey syrup
in this recipe?
Once cooled, place all frosting ingredients
in your blender [starting with the lesser
amount of milk and
honey].
Also — I used
honey instead
of maple syrup and only used half
of the
amount to reduce the sugar (since my PB already had sugar
in it).
I did make a few modifications to suit the
amount of time I had and what I had on hand (I used jarred roasted red peppers instead
of roasting my own (there were about 3 large peppers
in the jar), I toasted the walnuts lightly
in a dry skillet before putting them
in the food processor, I used
honey instead
of pomegranate molasses because I couldn't find the latter, and I used 2 tbsp dried parsley instead
of 1/4 cup fresh).
Adjustments we made for taste preferences over the range
of five
in our household include reducing the grain blend
amount to 25 %
of the flour
amount by weight, substituting KA's White Whole Wheat flour for one - third
of the total flour used, and using
honey as a sweetener instead
of sugar (adjusting the water added down by half the
amount of honey used).
However, do not try to reduce the
amount of brown rice syrup /
honey and increase the egg whites
in hopes
of reducing sugars.
They do have a fair
amount of peanut butter and
honey, which will cancel out the benefit
of carob being so low
in fat.
A few alterations I did that worked: I swapped 1 for 1
honey instead
of maple syrup
in the condensed coconut milk and I didn't have almond flour so I just put the same
amount of whole raw almonds
in the food processor and it ground it up just fine.
You may need to reduce the
amount of sugar,
honey, syrups, stevia or other flavorings to account for the natural sugars
in the apple.
Anyways,
in this recipe dates are used to bind everything together, the taste is completely overpowered by the ginger, but if you are still not sold then increase the
amount of honey and either add
in a small
amount of another dried fruit such as apples or increase the
amount of coconut and brazil nuts.
I believe heated
honey is only toxic to bees due to the release
of a certain chemical (cant remember), which is also found
in molasses
in even higher
amounts.
I halved the recipe because I didn't have enough almond butter, used half the
amount of maple syrup
in place
of the
honey, and added blueberries after the batter was mixed.
He also notes that the high
amounts of Methylglyoxal found
in Manuka
honey were not found
in any other food.
Do I use the same
amount of agave
in place
of honey if I liked it that way?
Overbay buys his nuts from local farmers and includes local wildflower
honey (
honey contains medicinal elements unique to its environment) along with a minimal
amount of salt
in his basic nut butter recipes.
Or I need to add
in an equivalent
amount of liquid to replace the
honey?
So I decreased the
amount of honey and added
in some xylitol and stevia.
I've also added stevia to this Paleo candy recipe
in order to reduce the
amount of honey and make it lower
in carbohydrates.
It is loaded with concentrated
amounts of amylase (the enzyme that helps digests carbohydrates), it also can be beneficial for allergy sufferers because most raw
honey has some pollen
in it which can help build immunities.
The
amount of sugar
in honey is a little different than that
in maple, so they don't have the same sweetness proportional to the volume.
Just do it by taste, Different sweeteners have different
amounts of sugar / sweetness
in the same volume, so you would likely need a different volume
of honey
Purée shallot, oil, lemon juice, mustard, and
honey in a blender until smooth; season with salt and a generous
amount of pepper.
I can only tolerate 1 tsp
of honey or agave at one time, so I have to reduce the
amounts of sweetener
in your recipe.
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amounts of honey consumed
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of changes
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