The recipe is from the book "Full Moon Feast" by Jessica Prentice.
2/3 cup (raw) honey
1 1/2 cups water (very warm)
6 cups water
1/2 cup kefir grains (either rinsed milk kefir grains or water kefir)
Pour honey into a 2-litre jar.
Add hot water and stir to dissolve honey.


(The next step is not in the recipe, but I added 2 elderflower heads, just because I thought it might be nice.)


It's a lovely, fizzy, refreshing drink.
2 comments:
Awesome, I'm so trying this. Thanks Veg :-)
P.S Are you reusing the kefir grains afterwards for the next batch or discarding/refreshing?
I'm reusing them afterwards. Don't even rinse them. When they have multiplied, I divide them and make two batches of the mellow mead.
Yes, do have a go. It's a great drink! :)
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