Cooking Traditional Food: Honey Jelly & How To Grow Tomatoes At Home | D...

1. About Honey Jelly

  • Honey jam is a traditional dessert, often loved for its natural sweetness and aromatic plasticity. This dish is very popular in different cultures and is usually made from pure honey.

2. Ingredients:

  • 1 cup pure honey
  • 2 cups water
  • 1 packet gelatin (or 2 teaspoons gelatin powder)
  • 1 teaspoon lemon juice (optional, to enhance flavor)
  • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)

3. Instructions for making:

  1. Prepare the gelatin: Boil 1/2 cup of water and dissolve the gelatin powder in hot water. Let cool.
  2. Cooking Honey: Boil the remaining 1 cup of water, then stir in the honey.
  3. Combining Gelatin and Honey: Once the honey mixture has boiled, reduce the temperature and stir in the dissolved gelatin. If using lemon juice and vanilla essence, add at this time.
  4. Pour the Mold: Pour the mixture into the mold and allow it to cool completely before placing it in the refrigerator to solidify. The freezing time can be from 3-4 hours.
  5. Complete: Once the jam has solidified, you can cut it into small shapes or use a mold to create interesting shapes.

4. Storage:

  • Store honey jam in an airtight container at room temperature or in the refrigerator to preserve its deliciousness.

II. How To Grow Tomatoes At Home

1. Introduction:

  • Tomato plants are one of the easiest vegetables to grow and give high yields. Growing tomatoes at home not only provides fresh food, but it is also a fun activity.

2. Preparation:

  • Tomato seeds: Choose the right tomato variety for your climate and growing space.
  • Soil: The soil should be rich in nutrients and have good drainage. You can use a mixture of vegetable soil or mix it yourself with organic fertilizer.
  • Pot or Planting Box: If growing in a pot, choose a pot with a minimum size of 30 cm.

3. Planting instructions:

  1. Sowing: Sow tomato seeds in the soil about 0.5 cm deep and keep moist. Place the pot in direct light.
  2. Seedling care: After the seedlings have grown about 5-7 cm, you can move them outside if the weather has stabilized. Make sure the distance between the trees is about
  3. **Watering and Fertilizing
  4. **Pose and Cut T

4. Harvesting:

  • Tomatoes usually take 60-90 days to mature. When the tomatoes are bright red and feel firm, it's harvest time.

5. Storage:

  • After harvesting, store tomatoes at room temperature or in the refrigerator if not used immediately.

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