
Homemade Hot Honey
Make your own sweet-heat base from honey and dried chili flakes. A gentle warm-and-steep method gives a versatile drizzle for pizza, wings, and vegetables.
RECIPE CATEGORY
The jars and bowls behind everything else: the base hot honey infusion, wing sauces, dressings, and spreads.

Make your own sweet-heat base from honey and dried chili flakes. A gentle warm-and-steep method gives a versatile drizzle for pizza, wings, and vegetables.

Whisk hot honey, butter, hot sauce, and cider vinegar into a quick wing sauce. It balances sweet heat with enough tang to coat freshly cooked wings.

A creamy, tangy honey mustard for dipping tenders, pretzels, and fries, with an optional pinch of cayenne for a little warmth. Whisked together in minutes.

Soft whipped butter with honey and flaky salt, plus an optional hot honey swirl. Spread it on biscuits, cornbread, toast, or warm sweet potatoes.

A bright shake-and-pour dressing of olive oil, apple cider vinegar, Dijon, and hot honey. Great on peppery greens, grain bowls, and roasted vegetables.

A tangy, glossy five-minute glaze of honey, sriracha, lime, and soy sauce, brushed on in the final minutes of cooking so the sugar shines instead of burns.