Some Honey For Your Health

Eat a spoonful of honey for a healthy heart! The antioxidants in honey protect against the absorption of bad LDL cholesterol into the blood.

Sweet New Year Cocktail

Via seriouseats.com

A drink to bring in the Jewish New Year, this cocktail combines apple brandy and honey liqueur for an assuredly sweet Rosh Hashanah.

Apple & Honey Challah

Via smittenkitchen.com

Studded with apples that nearly break down into juicy pockets of applesauce, this bread is not only perfect for Rosh Hashanah dinner, it's even better for a French toast breakfast the next morning.

Honey-Balsamic Bean Salad

Via 101cookbooks.com

Flip the salad ratio with beans interspersed with whisps of crunchy, fresh romaine.

The Zuni Cafe's Chicken Braised with Figs, Honey & Vinegar

Via travelerslunchbox.com

Braise chicken with honey and figs, cut through with a brace of vinegar, for a sweet New Year!

A Pudding Cake of Honey, Cinnamon & Plums

Via lottieanddoof.com

Put aside the gingerbread for a few more weeks in favor of this dense cake strewn throughout with tart, juicy plums.

Honey & Toasted Nutmeg Ice Cream

Via sevenspoons.net

Typically reserved for a whisp of flavor at the end of creams or greens, Seven Spoons goes all the way: toasting a full two teaspoons of the ground stuff, and then steeping milk with the remaining whole seed. It's a powerfully spiced ice cream that cools you off while it warms your heart.