Dr.Dex

Rose-infused honey has been used for centuries as both medicine and comfort — a way to tend the heart when words fall short. In traditional herbalism, roses were steeped in honey to preserve their cooling, uplifting qualities and to soothe the grief that lingers in the chest. The flower’s gentle astringency was believed to calm the emotional body, while the honey anchored sweetness back into life after loss. A spoonful in tea or taken on its own was considered a remedy for sorrow, heartbreak, and fatigue of the spirit — a reminder that healing can be both tender and delicious. 🌹🍯

Ingredients
½ cup fresh organic rose petals (unsprayed)
1 cup raw honey (light, floral varieties work best — like clover or wildflower)
Optional: Lemon Zest

Instructions
1. Gently remove the petals from the roses, ensuring they’re clean and free of insects or moisture. If using fresh petals, let them air-dry for an hour to reduce excess water.
2. Place the petals in a clean, dry glass jar and pour honey over them until fully covered. Use a spoon or chopstick to remove any trapped air bubbles.
3. Seal the jar and place it in a warm, sunny windowsill for 2–4 weeks, turning the jar every few days to keep the petals evenly infused.
4. When the honey has absorbed the rose’s color and fragrance, gently warm the jar in a bowl of hot water (not boiling) to thin the honey, then strain out the petals if desired.
5. Store in a cool, dark place and enjoy within 6 months.

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