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Submitted by darellmatt on March 18, 2009 - 10:13pm BBA Sicilian bread with imported italian lime honeyHi, Just a comment, I followed the recipe in The Bread Baker's Apprentice for Sicilian Bread. It calls for 1 TBSP of honey. I had on hand a small bottle of imported italian lime honey (that is, honey made from lime blossoms of course). This is a very strongly flavored honey, maybe too strong to be enjoyed directly. But added to the Sicilian bread the outcome was extraordinarily flavorful, in a way that I thought blended with the bread and leaven flavor perfectly. I find myself going back to the kitchen again and again just to smell the loaf. I bought this honey at a local coop called the Wedge, in Minneapolis, The honey is Asiago brand, I don't know how widely available it may be. But if you are making bread that calls for honey I can highly recommend lime honey.
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Sounds great. I love
Sounds great. I love different kinds of honey. I'm going to do a google search right now!
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Lime honey!
I bet that bread tastes wonderful! --Pamela