Quite often my Bulgarian partner would buy little sesame seeds and honey bars for us to eat in the journey each weekend to the village. They are an excellent little energy snack and have no chemicals in them at all with the texture typically hard and brittle.
I was informed that they are very easy to make. So I go the recipe off my partner’s friend who is a chef for a top hotel in Yambol. He recommended locally produced honey that it will produce herb-based flavours that will further enchance the great combinations of taste.
This recipe is very easy to follow and will also save you lots of money as these snack bars are quite expensive to buy ready made. They are just as good as any commercially produced snack bar and without preservatives.
Ingredients:
· 500 gm local honey
· 500 gm white sesame seeds
· The lemon peel of half a lemon
Method:
Bring honey and lemon peel to a boil in a saucepan. Add sesame seeds stirring continuously and continue to cook while stirring. Bring to the boil again and continue stirring. Remove from heat. Remove and take out the lemon peel.
Lay some parchment or greaseproof paper on a cool work surface and pour out the hot liquid evenly on the paper.
When it has cooled to room temperature put it in the fridge and leave there for around 4 hours.
Remove from the fridge a kitchen shears, break into pieces and serve.
This can be stored refrigerator or freezer in an airtight container.
· 500 gm white sesame seeds
· The lemon peel of half a lemon
Method:
Bring honey and lemon peel to a boil in a saucepan. Add sesame seeds stirring continuously and continue to cook while stirring. Bring to the boil again and continue stirring. Remove from heat. Remove and take out the lemon peel.
Lay some parchment or greaseproof paper on a cool work surface and pour out the hot liquid evenly on the paper.
When it has cooled to room temperature put it in the fridge and leave there for around 4 hours.
Remove from the fridge a kitchen shears, break into pieces and serve.
This can be stored refrigerator or freezer in an airtight container.
TIP: You can make more or less as long as you stick to equal quantities of sesame and honey each time.
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2 comments:
I really like those - I wouldn't go so far as to make them myself, but I sure like eating them.
in india they prepare a similar bar using jaggery especially during winters...and yup they do taste delicious with honey,sugar or jaggery.
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