Paula visits Toosey honey farm and how bees make honey and why there are different kinds of honey like buckwheat honey and clover honey.
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here in Savannah on the weekends we just
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love being lazy we like sleeping late
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and then getting up to a scrumptious
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sinful brunch and today I'm going to be
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working with different types of
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sweetening instead of our normal syrup
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we are going to change too honey and I
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went on a field trip to find out how
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these bees actually make the honey and
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it was so fascinating so later on today
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I'm going to be showing you some great
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dishes introducing that fabulous
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sweetener honey my buddy ray at juicy
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honey farm is the king of all beekeepers
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he took me out to show me where all his
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yummy honey comes from well let's take a
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look and I have to tell you I am a
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little scared all right but I'm going to
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what we do is we put a little smoke in
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the hive bees communicate with
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pheromones with odors am I submitting a
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scared odor right now well I would say
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don't breathe heavily in the hive
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breathe slowly and what I do when I come
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in and present a little smoke on the top
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of the hive that confuses them it breaks
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their lines of communication I would be
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ever so grateful if you would do that
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for me so just open this up see how they
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calm down yeah went back down in there
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except for this one around my face what
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kind of honey is this the taste the
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flavor the honey is dependent on the
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flower that it comes from for that if
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you take buckwheat honey that's very
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strong clover honey is very light the
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flavor tends to be stronger as the
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season goes on a lot like maple syrup
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with maple syrup the first flow is the
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lightest alas flows the heaviest and the
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strongest and flavor well tell me when
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you buy honey that has the beeswax in it
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yes now are you to eat that or do you
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chew it and get out the flavor is it
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just there to keep the flavor going what
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you can eat the whole thing the whole
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thing is edible you can chunk this up
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and barbecue with it
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you can put it on a pork loin for the
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last few minutes of the baking cycle I
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think people do roast peaches with it
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and desserts you can put a slice on a
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piece of hot apple pie that sounds great
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all right let's head back get some honey
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cuz I'm gonna start cooking
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