Many thousands of years ago honey was called ‘The Food of the Gods’.
Looking for an excuse to get everyone together? Cook up this scrummy comfort classic this Sunday.
You'll need: Rowse Australian Clear Honey, white wine, bay leaves, rosemary, garlic, lamb, onions, stock, potatoes, parsley, capers, anchovies, olive oil.
The earliest illustration of honey being gathered is 15,000 years old. It’s in a cave painting in eastern Spain.
As vital to Christmas Day as Santa Claus himself! Make your Christmas turkey dinner extra magical this year with a touch of Rowse…
You'll need: Rowse Pure & Natural (or Orange Blossom), a 5 kg turkey, lemon, rosemary, onions, parsley, breadcrumbs, carrots, celery, chicken stock, fennel, butter, salt, pepper, 1 egg, smoked streaky bacon
A small colony of bees needs 35 pounds of honey to survive the winter.
A sweet new way to savour this family favourite.
You'll need: Rowse Australian Honey, one large chicken, lemon thyme, one lemon, olive oil, salt and pepper.
Change up your traditional barbecue with this mouth-watering Middle Eastern recipe.
You’ll need: Rowse Australian Honey, a pomegranate, peppercorns, lamb fillet, couscous
Napoleon used the bee as a symbol of his empire after his coronation in 1804. It stood for industry, efficiency and productivity.
Part cooked in ginger beer then finished off with a sticky honey glaze. These ribs give a new meaning to ‘finger lickin’ good’.
You'll need: Rowse Pure & Natural Honey, ginger beer, pork ribs
And see what the other bees found...