Macerate of DANDELION in HONEY

Macerate Very easy 25 servings Subscribe to youtube channel
Preparation time15 min
Waiting time15 days
Ready in15 days 15 m

Dandelion macerate with honey (dandelion honey) should not be missing from anyone in the spring cure. It helps cleanse / detoxify the body, especially removing toxins from the liver and blood, lowering blood pressure, controlling cholesterol, rich in vitamins and minerals, diuretic, improves digestion and prevents bloating.

Servings

~ 500 ml of dandelion syrup obtained by soaking in honey, ~ 25 servings, 1 serving = ~ 1 tablespoon

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Ingredients

Estimated cost: 3.0 €

Materials

  • - sieve or gauze
  • - wooden spoon
  • - glass / jar containers

Preparation

  • Macerate of DANDELION in HONEY - Preparation step 1Dandelion flowers are harvested on sunny days, around noon, when they are fully open. Attention: we only pick the flower without a stem.
    They are washed by rinsing in 1-2 waters, and then shaken well from the excess water and placed on a dry paper (~ an hour). It is very important to eliminate excess water to avoid fermentation!
    Brought into the house, you will notice how the dandelion flowers close!
  • Macerate of DANDELION in HONEY - Preparation step 2Honey and dandelion flowers are placed in layers in a jar. We put a little honey, then we put some dandelion flowers, and honey and so on. Of course, we could simply mix dandelion flowers with honey with a wooden spoon, making a porridge there ... It's not wrong, it's maybe even better, but I also wanted it to look good in the jar.
  • Macerate of DANDELION in HONEY - Preparation step 3Close the jar with a lid and leave it to soak for 15-30 days in a cool, airy and dark place.
    Optionally you can also add the juice from a lemon. This will speed up the maceration process a bit and give it a sour taste.
    It is recommended to check the jar daily. When the honey begins to change its composition and becomes too liquid, our maceration is almost ready (but to have at least 14 days).
    If you notice that the maceration would show small signs of fermentation (it can happen especially when you add lemon), then it means that the place where you keep it is too hot and it is recommended to move it to a cooler place, possibly a refrigerator ( if kept in the refrigerator, the mixture will need to soak longer for about 30 days).
  • When the maceration is ready, strain it through a sieve or gauze and place in a clean glass container.
    It must be stored cold, refrigerated, hermetically sealed .
    It is recommended to be consumed in a short time, maximum 3-6 months.

Observations

Dandelion macerate with honey is more valuable than dandelion syrup with sugar. The big disadvantage is that it cannot be kept for too long.
Both could be called "Dandelion Honey", although this term is usually used for sugar dandelion syrup.

Phytotherapists say that this dandelion syrup / macerate should not be missing from anyone's spring cure!

Dandelion flowers are harvested on sunny days, at noon, when they are fully open. You will also notice that when brought home, the flowers begin to close. It is important that the plant is harvested from unpolluted areas.

From dandelion can be used in various remedies (teas, tinctures, syrups): flowers, stems, root. Some even eat the leaves in salads.

Dandelions contain a lot of potassium and it helps regulate blood pressure.

⚠ Maria Treben recommends in her books dandelion syrup as a natural treatment for cleansing the blood, liver and kidneys.

Administration

It can be consumed as such, 2-3 times a day, one tablespoon on an empty stomach, 30 minutes before a meal. It is very important to take it in the morning on an empty stomach.

It can also be consumed as a soft drink with plain or mineral water.

Effects and benefits

Contraindications

Another information
Dandelion leaves are high in protein (14% of the recommended daily dose), more than spinach, and contain all the essential amino acids, 1 cup of chopped dandelion leaves contains 1.5g of protein.

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