Pioneer Woman at Heart

It might take us much longer than most, but somehow we get most (or all) of our winter prep done.  Although, I'll a dmit, panic is cre eping in, as time passes by.   We have to remove the brush from the tree, and cut the remaini ng of it down, before we can s et up our snow fence.  This wee kend Hubby i s hauling our second oldest daughte r's car home for an all day Sa turday repair.  That leaves our work undone.  I' m af rai d the brush will be frozen to the ground come Sunday morning.

I started two jars of sage honey.  This year was a good year for my sage, so I'm drying more for tea and cooking as well. I filled each jar about half way with snipped, fresh sage.  Then filled the jars with honey.  You can use a spoon to move the sage around to release air bubbles, but I let mine sit a few minutes, and the bubbles released on their own.  The honey level lowered of course, so I then added more honey.