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Thyme Infused Honey

A simple recipe for thyme-infused honey, one of the best herbal remedies to have on hand for the winter season. 
Makes about 1 cup.
Course Infused Honey
Servings 16

Equipment

  • 1 clean, dry half-pint jar with lid

Ingredients
  

  • Dried or fresh thyme minced
  • Honey

Instructions
 

  • If you’re using fresh thyme, fill your jar ¾ full. If you’re using dried thyme, fill your jar about ⅓ full.
  • Add enough honey to fill the jar. Using a small spoon or wooden chopstick, give the herbs a good stir so they’re fully incorporated with the honey. This will also work out any air pockets. Top up with honey so the jar is full.
  • Secure the lid. Place the jar somewhere away from sunlight and let it infuse for at least 2 weeks before using.
  • Once ready to use, you can either strain out the herbs or leave them in. If you want to strain them out, carefully place the jar in a pot of hot water (without submerging the jar) until the honey is warm and pourable, Then pour through a fine mesh strainer into a separate clean jar.
  • Label the jar clearly, including the date made. If you used dried herbs, you can store your honey in a cool, dark place. If you used fresh herbs, it’s best to store your honey in the fridge. Use within 1 year.
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