For those that haven’t seen this. Impressive focus 😂.
They eat the peppers around 01:00…
They eat the peppers around 01:00…
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Do you leave the pepper in it as a surprise for someone like the mezcal worm?I make a Hot Chocolate home made ice cream with one (1) fully ripened Bhut Jolokia pepper to 5 Gallons of Heavy Cream, fresh. Unpasteurized. You don't taste any heat, but you'll fully understand that "Diesel" taste of Chocolate that lingers across your palate... I make it 10 gallons at time. Cause the maths easy, lol. Solving for X sucks when it's not like, work related.
For those that haven’t seen this. Impressive focus 😂.
They eat the peppers around 01:00…
Lol, no. You fish em out if you can. If you use like, a tabletop churn drum you can tilt it and any solids will float to where you can grab er. Zip lock bags work too. One bag for the mix, one bag for the chemistry. Knead away.Do you leave the pepper in it as a surprise for someone like the mezcal worm?
I make a cherry/reaper mix for pork ribs, jerky. Mix this with a few other essentials, let sit for a month, if you can, it all blends well. Best glaze everI love the Reaper strains. This is my main super hot sauce. It’s just Reapers with a dash on vinegar and a pinch of salt. Around 1,500,000 Scoville. It takes 5 minutes to reach full burn.
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