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Step 1
Pour a small amount of honey in the bottom of a clean jar.
Step 2
Alternate layers of a few sliced lemons and more honey until the jar is filled. Use a spoon or a skewer to gently stir and remove air pockets.
Step 3
Loosely place a lid on the jar, as this lemon honey recipe ferments best with some oxygen exposure.
Step 4
Stir gently to coat the lemon slices with honey at least twice daily, for 5-10 days over which time the honey will thin and may start to bubble slightly.
Step 5
This lemon fermented honey is finished when you like the flavor – these is no set end point. When you are happy with the flavor, store your lemon honey in the refrigerator. Discard if signs of mold appear.
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