Now is the time to put up your own hot honey because local peppers at the farmers markets are hitting their peak.


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Now is the time to put up your own hot honey because local peppers at the farmers markets are hitting their peak.{ai:summary}<p>Local peppers are currently in peak season at farmers markets, making it an ideal time to start making hot honey. This opportunity allows individuals to explore culinary creativity using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. </p><p>#culture</p>

A hot honey recipe that spices up everything from salads to dessert

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