This wasn’t whole leaf but I wanted to see what would happen and then use the process on WL if it works
It’s Carter Hall in a jar with a cup of ground coffee and one with black licorice and an anise/chamomile tea bag in it. I’ll try after 1 week. Those are generic Kruieg re-usable coffe pods since I couldn’t find tea balls anywhere.
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First quart jar of cavendish is in the canner! Only about 4 hours to go! I used Tequila and added 1/8 teaspoon of Rum flavor, 1/8 teaspoon of Maple flavor, and espresso flavoring to bring the liquid up to weight for my 609 Maryland.
Just a hill William with a BS in Appalachian Engineering
Plinsc wrote: ↑Fri Jun 21, 2024 12:34 pm
First quart jar of cavendish is in the canner! Only about 4 hours to go! I used Tequila and added 1/8 teaspoon of Rum flavor, 1/8 teaspoon of Maple flavor, and espresso flavoring to bring the liquid up to weight for my 609 Maryland.
Sounds interesting. Looking forward to your impressions!
The 1st round of cavendish was less than impressive. I didn’t use enough flavorings so it tastes like steamed/boiled 609.
I just loaded 2 jars up that I used coffee as a base and added a tablespoon of Vanilla and 2 tablespoons of molasses. Using quart jars with equal parts tobacco and liquids by weight.
I also have a jar of lemon Bright with water as the base and 1 tablespoon of pineapple and plum extracts, and a shot of coconut rum.
4 hours in the pressure canner followed up with drying in oven then.
Just a hill William with a BS in Appalachian Engineering
*I forgot to mention on the 2 609 jars I also added a small handful of coca nibs to the coffe and reduced it down on the stove to get a good strong taste. I put that in the fridge over night then poured it through a strainer into a clean jar to remove the coca nib hulls.
Just a hill William with a BS in Appalachian Engineering