Field and Fen: Honey toast

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Sunday, February 16, 2020

Honey toast. Comfort food

Between the bitter weather stopping my walking, the endless political disasters, friends in serious medical trouble, inability to get into stitching or spinning, around here comfort food has taken priority.

Here's my patented, very complicated recipe for honey toast for tea.

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Slice bread, spread with chunks of cold butter, pour a bit of honey over. Shove in the toaster oven at 425f for three minutes. Serve to needy person.

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This is so much better than toasting then spreading. That's why I patented the recipe.

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Pot of English breakfast tea. Mystery novel of your choice.

A few minutes of pleasure ensue.

There are other things in my world than food, but a lot of them are sad and difficult things befalling friends, and today a poignant anniversary for me, so not blog material.

The Valentine's day bark got very good reviews, by the way. So that was a community service in a way.

We shall rise above it all. As soon as the weather warms up!

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