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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 1:43:48 GMT 1
A revised and improved version, with much higher precision, plus some needed improvements and corrections:
Flour : 79.051% Salt : 11.265% Powdered Milk : 1.779% Powdered Egg : 1.779% Black Pepper : 1.245% White Pepper : 1.245% MSG : 1.186% Coriander Seed : 0.593% Allspice 0.395% Ginger : 0.395% Anise Seed : 0.198% Cayenne Pepper : 0.198% Mace : 0.059% All Other H&S (the remaining 3) : 0.612%
The most likely major "All Other H&S" category choices for selecting the remaining 3 H&S are (in no particular order):
Sage Savory Thyme Marjoram (sort of a tamed/domesticated Oregano) Mexican Oregano (Lippia graveolens) Mediterranean Oregano (common or [originally at least] wild Oregano) Tarragon
Pick any 3, but pick only 1 from the Oregano group.
My advice is that if you choose to use Mediterranean Oregano, use it at no more than half the weight you would likely use for Marjoram. But my new favorite from this group is Mexican Oregano, and in my experience it can be used at up to twice the amount typical for Marjoram.
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 2:19:21 GMT 1
If this matters to you, the above "improved" list of percentages is scaled to be fully 40 ounce bag compliant.
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 2:35:07 GMT 1
I clearly should have included Garlic Powder among the list of "The most likely major "All Other H&S" category choices for selecting the remaining 3 H&S". Forgetting this spice might bring down the wrath of the gods, or at least greatly stir up @11serbs . Sage Savory Thyme Marjoram (sort of a tamed/domesticated Oregano) Mexican Oregano (Lippia graveolens) Mediterranean Oregano (common or [originally at least] wild Oregano) Tarragon Garlic Powder Pick any 3. But at most pick only 1 from among the Oregano trio. Plus also consider that Thyme and Savory are considered to be somewhat similar as to their flavor contribution.
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 2:55:32 GMT 1
If it matters, for my successful Recipe #17, my 3 choices from among these were Sage, Savory, and Garlic Powder.
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 12:38:16 GMT 1
A few 'potentially' workable breakdowns along roughly these percentage lines which should suffice to round out the final 3 H&S:
Sage : 0.395% Savory (or) Thyme : 0.109% Garlic Powder 0.109%
Mexican Oregano : 0.298% (this herb functions sort of like a combination of Sage, Savory (or) Thyme, and Common Oregano, but with its own unique added flavor twist) Tarragon : 0.205% Garlic Powder : 0.109%
Sage : 0.354% Marjoram : 0.149% Garlic Powder : 0.109%
Sage : 0.428% Garlic Powder : 0.109% Common Oregano : 0.075%
Bottom line: You are free to be adventurous here, but within a couple bounds and limits. For instance, any choice from among the "Oregano Group" can overpower and begin to be noticed undesirably if pushed too high, and Tarragon brings with it a mild background of licorice (so if you push Tarragon too high, then you will eventually begin to find a need to reduce Anise Seed). Etc...
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 13:29:11 GMT 1
For any desired weight of flour, divide that weight by 0.79051 and you will have calculated the weight for the entire seasoned flour mix. Then from there, multiply each of the ingredients percentages times the overall weight and divide by 100 to determine each ingredient weight to add.
For the example of a desire to use 200 grams of flour it looks like this.
Step 1:
200/0.79051 = 253 grams of overall flour and herb/spice/etc... mixture.
Step 2:
Flour : 79.051/100 x 253 = 200 grams Salt : 11.265/100 x 253 = 28.5 grams Powdered Milk : 1.779/100 x 253 = 4.5 grams Powdered Egg : 1.779/100 x 253 = 4.5 grams Black Pepper : 1.245/100 x 253 = 3.15 grams White Pepper : 1.245/100 x 253 = 3.15 grams MSG : 1.186/100 x 253 = 3 grams Coriander Seed : 0.593/100 x 253 = 1.5 grams Allspice 0.395/100 x 253 = 1 gram Ginger : 0.395/100 x 253 = 1 gram Anise Seed : 0.198/100 x 253 = 0.5 grams Cayenne Pepper : 0.198/100 x 253 = 0.5 grams Mace : 0.059/100 x 253 = 0.15 grams Sage : 0.395/100 x 253 = 1 gram Savory (or) Thyme : 0.109/100 x 253 = 0.28 grams Garlic Powder 0.109/100 x 253 = 0.28 grams
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 13:58:48 GMT 1
And now that I've actually done the math I've discovered one remaining error. Cayenne Pepper should have computed to 0.25 grams (and not 0.50 grams) for the case of 200 grams of flour. So to resolve this, I offer this final correction (with due apology) which halves the Cayenne Pepper and allows for a bit of sugar to be included (which should be of positive flavor benefit). Nothing else changes...
Flour : 79.051% Salt : 11.265% Powdered Milk : 1.779% Powdered Egg : 1.779% Black Pepper : 1.245% White Pepper : 1.245% MSG : 1.186% Coriander Seed : 0.593% Allspice 0.395% Ginger : 0.395% Anise Seed : 0.198% Cayenne Pepper : 0.099% Dextrose Sugar (or) Table Sugar : 0.099% Mace : 0.059% All Other H&S (the remaining 3) : 0.612%
The most likely major "All Other H&S" category choices for selecting the remaining 3 H&S are (in no particular order):
Sage Savory Thyme Marjoram (sort of a tamed/domesticated Oregano) Mexican Oregano (Lippia graveolens) Mediterranean Oregano (common or [originally at least] wild Oregano) Tarragon Garlic Powder
Pick any 3, but pick only 1 from the Oregano trio.
My advice is that if you choose to use Mediterranean Oregano, use it at no more than half the weight you would likely use for Marjoram. But my new favorite from this group is Mexican Oregano, and in my experience it can be used at up to twice the amount typical for Marjoram.
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 14:11:42 GMT 1
An entire recipe scaled to 200 grams of flour now looks like this:
Flour : 79.051/100 x 253 = 200 grams Salt : 11.265/100 x 253 = 28.5 grams Powdered Milk : 1.779/100 x 253 = 4.5 grams Powdered Egg : 1.779/100 x 253 = 4.5 grams Black Pepper : 1.245/100 x 253 = 3.15 grams White Pepper : 1.245/100 x 253 = 3.15 grams MSG : 1.186/100 x 253 = 3 grams Coriander Seed : 0.593/100 x 253 = 1.5 grams Allspice 0.395/100 x 253 = 1 gram Ginger : 0.395/100 x 253 = 1 gram Anise Seed : 0.198/100 x 253 = 0.5 grams Cayenne Pepper : 0.099/100 x 253 = 0.25 grams Dextrose (or) Table Sugar : 0.099/100 x 253 = 0.25 grams Mace : 0.059/100 x 253 = 0.15 grams Sage : 0.395/100 x 253 = 1 gram Savory (or) Thyme : 0.109/100 x 253 = 0.28 grams Garlic Powder 0.109/100 x 253 = 0.28 grams
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Jun 28, 2022 14:52:43 GMT 1
Just a NOTE from the R&D of Major Spice and Franchises
Powered Milk and Powdered Egg should NOT be a equal Mix ratio.
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Post by Silver on Jun 28, 2022 14:59:18 GMT 1
Just a NOTE from the R&D of Major Spice and Franchises Powered Milk and Powdered Egg should NOT be a equal Mix ratio. Since I don't use either, I made a presumption. Given that the franchise container of powdered milk and powdered egg weighs 18 ounces (per a picture of it which I have posted), what is the major franchises preferred weight percentage ratio between powdered egg and powdered milk?
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