This fermented garlic honey recipe combines raw honey and fresh garlic to create a simple, sweet, and slightly sharp mixture. Over time, fermentation softens the garlic and enhances flavor, making it an easy daily addition to your routine.
Peel and lightly crush the garlic cloves to release their natural juices.
Add the garlic cloves to a clean glass jar, spreading them evenly.
Pour raw honey over the garlic until all cloves are fully submerged.
Gently stir the mixture to remove air pockets.
Loosely cover the jar and store at room temperature away from sunlight.
Open the jar daily to release pressure and stir or flip to keep garlic coated.
Let ferment for 7–14 days before using, allowing flavors to develop.
Notes
Always keep garlic fully submerged in honey to ensure proper fermentation. Store at room temperature in a cool, dark place. Open the jar daily to release pressure and stir or flip to keep ingredients evenly coated.