How Do You Make Honey And Clover Sandwiches?
Blindingly simple, yet oh so delicious, these sandwiches make use of the clover plants that grow wild in most yards and woodlands. Honey does, too, since bees make it from pollinating clover patches. If the young people in your life are picky eaters, try serving these sandwiches and watch the smiles shine from their faces. Follow these steps to continue the tradition that has long made clover plants a symbol of nostalgia for our youth. Thoroughly wash the clover plants, making sure to clear away any small insects and soil. Gently pat them dry with a towel. Set aside. Lay out the slices of bread. Place the cream cheese in a small bowl and stir it with a spoon or fork to soften it. Spread the cream cheese on one slice of bread evenly using a spatula or a knife. On the other slice of bread, evenly spread the honey. Lay the washed clover on one half of the sandwich. Serve the sandwich with the two halves left open. Let your little ones close and cut it as they please.
