Lemon Honey
1.
Grind off the wax on the surface of the lemon with salt, then soak in salt water for 10 minutes and let it dry naturally, or wipe off the surface moisture with a kitchen napkin
2.
Remove the head and tail, and cut into slices of about 0.3 cm. Find a clean glass jar (remark: a sealed jar with a capacity of 500 ml), a layer of lemon and a layer of honey, and keep stacking
3.
It's almost the same as the bottle is about eighth high. Pour some honey on the surface, then put it in the refrigerator and keep it in the refrigerator. Generally, you can eat it after two or three days. When you want to soak in water, use clean chopsticks to take out two or three slices, and then add a spoonful of honey. Mix it with water and drink it, but it is best to use warm water