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Response to How do I liquefy REALLY SOLID honey?
from A.C. Green (ratdogs10@yahoo.com)
Becky, try putting a jar of the crystallized honey on top of your gas
or electric cookstove when you are baking. I usually just leave the
honey there for several days, and in the course of daily cooking, the
honey liquifies. This takes several days, depending on how much the
oven is on. It will start at the bottom of course, and slowly
dissolve. If we are in a hurry, we just use what is liquid and put
the jar back on the stove. Once returned to liquid, it will stay
that way for several weeks as long as ALL the crystals are
dissolved. If not, crystals will start to reform from the old ones.
(posted 9671 days ago)
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