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By accident I channel surfed into a show on
the DirectTV satellite network Fine Living
channel that would make a fine intro on bee
keeping and cooking with honey: an episode of
the Ming's Quest series titled
"California Honey".
The first part of the show involved driving up
into a field, meeting a beekeeper, and delving
into a working bee hive. Both beekeeper and the
shows host were stung once, and bee stings were
put into perspective. Honey was sampled, then
harvested and bottled.
The second half of the show illustrated cooking
with honey and featured an Asian inspired dish
made with pork loin. Sounded yummy.
A show worth taping the next time it comes around.
Crazy bell ringer was right. There's money to be made in a place like this.
-The Man with No Name, A Fistful of Dollars
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