We’ve had bees on the brain! Freshtopia.net dove into the sad tale of Colony Collapse Disorder, or “CCD,” and its grim implications, to emerge on the other side with some words of wisdom on how to show our busy little sisters some love, and a sweet recipe to cheer us all up!
For more information on bees and CCD check out:
Resources page from San Francisco Beekeepers’ Association
Overview of the science, from ScienceDaily
Wikipedia, for a definition of CCD.
Are bees on organic farms faring a bit better?
Five ways to help bees.
Hugg also has many articles on the subject.
And now,
Honey Cream Pie:
Serves about 8
Crust: 2C raw pecans 5 large dates, soaked 1T honey 1T vanilla extract Large pinch each: -Cinnamon -Cardamom -Nutmeg -Sea Salt
Remove date pits, and add all ingredients (except the pits!) to food processor. Pulse until a doughy, but not homogenous texture is achieved, adding a small amount of the dates’ soak water if necessary. Press into pie pan and chill.
Filling: 1 1/2 C cherimoya flesh (about 2 small or 1 large fruit) 1 1/2 C young coconut meat (about 2-4 coconuts) 3 T honey 1 1/2 T vanilla extract Dash of sea salt Shredded coconut and honey for garnish
Peel and de-seed your cherimoya, and add all ingredients to your blender or food processor. Blend well until you have a smooth creamy consistency. Pour filling into waiting crust and chill to firm. Top with shredded coconut and additional honey before serving.
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