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In Texas at least, you have to scan your driver's license for a purchase. There used to be crews whose only job was to go into pharmacies and buy everything with ephedrine off the shelves where it would then be handed to whatever outlaw biker gang they affiliated with.
It spent the first 9 months unsealed. When it started getting some blue on the outside that wasn't brushing off very well, I sealed it for the last 3 months.
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Yeah, that's what I usually do with rock-hard rind. This one (probably from the 3 months vac seal) is completely edible.
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I'm immediately planning my next wheel. I'm thinking every nine months.
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Thank you. It's obviously drier than the interior, but it's still completely edible. It aged...
This came out exactly how I was hoping. Creamy texture with a nutty flavor. We grated some on pasta last night, it was delicious, but it tastes so good on its own I may just use it on boards. Just a shade under five pounds.
That looks great. If you have a Latino grocery store nearby you can find real sour oranges and it will take it to the next level. I've made it with fresh and with the bottled stuff, and there's no comparison.
I've never done a 100% Einkorn loaf. It works best for me in 25%-30% of a grain bill. My favorite is 10% rye, 20% Einkorn and the rest hard red or white wheat.
Thanks! At least once a week during the aging, I added more olive oil and paprika and rubbed it in really well to inhibit the mold. If I had left it alone, it would be covered. Whether or not that would be too much is a good question.
I wish goat milk was not so ridiculously expensive. This turned out great. Scraped off the thick coating of pepper flakes and here we are. It's just hot enough to know it's there, but not hot enough to override the taste of the actual cheese.
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We have this one, and it's the best unit I've ever owned. The 20K BTU burner with a wok grate is the hottest I can get by code indoors. While the outdoor 160K is nice (and much more of a true wok experience), it sucks in the summer...
I prefer mine at 40%, then vac seal for a couple of weeks to EQ. It looks good though (and yeah, a slicer would be better, particularly at 30%). Is it really chewy at that thickness?
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