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Post by Chickenman on Jan 28, 2024 10:29:52 GMT 1
How does your spice mix smell after mixing? does it smell STRONG? or do you have to really put your nose up to it to be able to smell it? if so, your mix is weak. Your cooking aroma will be weak, and your flavour will be weak.
With a strong smelling mix you should take the lid off, and it hits you in the face a good 30cm away from your nose.
There's only two ways you end up with a weak mix, and the main way is due to weak smelling pepper, and most pepper is trash and weak smelling. The second way is an unbalanced recipe which chokes the aroma.
I really think alot of people don't even realize this. They get a bad batch of pepper, and don't realize it is much weaker smelling than their old potent batch, and then think their recipe turned out crap because it wasn't the right combination of herbs/spices when really it was due to the pepper.
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Post by Chickenman on Jan 28, 2024 11:02:43 GMT 1
But i know most of you will overlook this very real fact, so enjoy your weak bunk recipes you could have cracked the recipe, but you will never know, if the pepper you used was stale and weak. 70% of all the pepper is garbage. When you use bad pepper the ENTIRE recipe fails. Even if all ingredients are correct. I have seen the huge difference between grinding these common trash pepper, and high quality pepper. You grind the trash pepper, take lid off the grinder and if you didn't know how high quality pepper can smell, you'd think it is fine. You grind the proper pepper, take lid off, and you get this insanely strong pepper smell that has notes of other things like eucalyptus, lolly like aromas etc.
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smallgree
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Here is a vial recipe:
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Post by smallgree on Jan 28, 2024 20:43:23 GMT 1
No sneezing, no flavor.
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