What are honey lemon slices?

Question

I saw some on a Japanese manga and now I'm interested in them. What are they? How do you make them?

Answer 1

I found two recipes for Honey Lemon Slices.

All you need in honey and a lemon, I prefer one lemon. Cut into slices, put the honey into a small bowl and have a BBQ brush, place the lemon slices onto a plate, make sure to honey both sides of the slice.  Put it on a cookie sheet and put crystal sugar on top and bake it for a 1-2 min and then brush honey on top and eat.

As a drink

Three items are needed to make this.

3.5 lbs of lemons, one 32 ounce (2 lbs) jar of honey, and a medium sized Tupperware container (roughly 7" in diameter and 5" deep).

Slice the lemons thinly, about 1/8 inch if possible. Discard the ends of the lemons and as many seeds as you have patience to pick out. Layer the lemon slices in the Tupperware container until full. Next, pour the honey on top of the lemon slices. It takes several minutes for the viscous honey to fill the spaces among the lemon slices. Once the Tupperware container is filled with a solid mass of lemon slices and honey, seal tightly and place the Tupperware container in the fridge. It takes 6 to 8 hours for a magical chemical process to completely turn the lemon slices and honey into the lemon concentrate. After about 3 or 4 hours, flip the Tupperware container so that it's laying on its top.  You can adjust the recipe to any quantity you want to make.

After the chemical process is complete, strain the resulting lemon concentrate, which will be much less viscous than the honey. You will have ~3.5 cups. I like to make homemade lemon soda with it by cutting the lemon concentrate with 3 or 4 parts sparkling water and stirring vigorously. Store the remaining lemon concentrate in the empty honey jar and enjoy.