Honey Peach Syrup
Peach season is almost upon us. I grew up with a peach orchard in my backyard so I always get nostalgic when I see the peaches ripen on the trees. This is a delicious and easy syrup recipe. You can pour this syrup over ice cream, pancakes, or anything that strikes your fancy. It is especially good over Honey Whole Wheat Pancakes. You can find that recipe here.
Honey Peach Syrup
2 ½ cups peaches, fresh or frozen
¼ cup honey
½ tablespoon lemon juice
Peel peaches and dice. Put peaches in a medium saucepan and stir in honey and lemon juice. Heat on the stove at medium high. Mash ingredients together with a potato masher while heating.
Once the peaches are slightly broken down and well blended with the honey, bring the mixture to a boil then remove from stove. Transfer mixture to a blender and blend until smooth.
Pour the mixture into a clean saucepan. Taste the syrup, and add honey if you want it sweeter. Heat over medium-low heat to a low boil, boiling until the mixture reaches syrup stage, stirring frequently so it doesn’t burn on the bottom, 10 to 15 minutes. The mixture will start to look slightly translucent. Serve warm over honey whole-wheat pancakes, waffles, or ice cream. Store leftovers in the refrigerator.
Serves 2
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Ever since a traumatic childhood experience, Rose Christner has always been on the timid side, much happier quilting and painting than attending gatherings with the rest of die youngie. Josiah Yoder is enchanted by Rose’s gentle ways and loving heart and knows he’ll have to sort of grow on her if he ever hopes to win her affection without frightening her away. But when an disgruntled stranger bullies Rose, Josiah can’t be subtle anymore. Will skittish Rose open her heart to new possibilities, or will she forever shy away? Will Aunt Bitsy send her cats to obedience school?
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Jennifer Beckstrand is the award winning Amish romance author of The Matchmakers of Huckleberry Hill series and The Honeybee Sisters series for Kensington Books. Huckleberry Summer was nominated for the RT Book Reviews Reviewer’s Choice Award and the 2015 RITA® Award, and Huckleberry Hill won the 2014 LIME Award for Inspirational fiction. Both Huckleberry Hill and Huckleberry Christmas appeared in Examiner.com list of top ten inspirational books for 2014. Her much-anticipated Amish series, The Honeybee Sisters, was released summer of 2016 and has created a lot of romantic buzz. Sweet as Honey received a starred review from Publisher’s Weekly and Sweet as Honey and A Bee in her Bonnet were both awarded Top Picks from RT Book Reviews. Jennifer has always been drawn to the strong faith and the enduring family ties of the Plain people and loves writing about the antics of Anna and Felty Helmuth and the Honeybee sisters’ aendi Bitsy. Jennifer has a degree in mathematics and a passion for Jane Austen and Shakespeare. She and her husband have been married for thirty-two years, and she has four daughters, two sons, and four adorable grandchildren, whom she spoils rotten.
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Honey Peach Syrup
2 ½ cups peaches, fresh or frozen
¼ cup honey
½ tablespoon lemon juice
Peel peaches and dice. Put peaches in a medium saucepan and stir in honey and lemon juice. Heat on the stove at medium high. Mash ingredients together with a potato masher while heating.
Once the peaches are slightly broken down and well blended with the honey, bring the mixture to a boil then remove from stove. Transfer mixture to a blender and blend until smooth.
Pour the mixture into a clean saucepan. Taste the syrup, and add honey if you want it sweeter. Heat over medium-low heat to a low boil, boiling until the mixture reaches syrup stage, stirring frequently so it doesn’t burn on the bottom, 10 to 15 minutes. The mixture will start to look slightly translucent. Serve warm over honey whole-wheat pancakes, waffles, or ice cream. Store leftovers in the refrigerator.
Serves 2
Ever since a traumatic childhood experience, Rose Christner has always been on the timid side, much happier quilting and painting than attending gatherings with the rest of die youngie. Josiah Yoder is enchanted by Rose’s gentle ways and loving heart and knows he’ll have to sort of grow on her if he ever hopes to win her affection without frightening her away. But when an disgruntled stranger bullies Rose, Josiah can’t be subtle anymore. Will skittish Rose open her heart to new possibilities, or will she forever shy away? Will Aunt Bitsy send her cats to obedience school?
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