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how do i make extract.
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As an update .....I just finished bottling 4 oz of by far the hottest thing ever to go in my mouth( There is an out of context waiting) I have tried the source and its claimed 7 million scovies. Without a doubt this is so much more potent. I accidentally got a micron of it on me this morning before going wakeboarding this morning. for the last 5 hours my hand has been absolutely on fire. I cant wait to use this as a drunkin novelty with some of the boys
Yup, It's Hot
After reading through this thread, I just had to make up a batch of pepper extract. Yes, it is everything I thought it would be. And, like I said...Yup, It's hot.
I added a small amount to one of my prepared sauces and find it quite enjoyable but I can honestly say that I'll not do it again. It was an interesting experiment, however, I can find more beneficial uses for the peppers in my other recipes.
If I want to take that kind of a beating, chomping on a fresh naga does the trick. I'll keep the remainder on hand for those "Special" folks who say I can't make it hot enough for them. Hehe!
Oh, I did finally find a more "Manley" use for a candle warmer during the process. It gently warmed the batch to decrease evaporation time. Patience is not my forte.
"Woof, Woof! That's my other dog impression."
After reading through this thread, I just had to make up a batch of pepper extract. Yes, it is everything I thought it would be. And, like I said...Yup, It's hot.
I added a small amount to one of my prepared sauces and find it quite enjoyable but I can honestly say that I'll not do it again. It was an interesting experiment, however, I can find more beneficial uses for the peppers in my other recipes.
If I want to take that kind of a beating, chomping on a fresh naga does the trick. I'll keep the remainder on hand for those "Special" folks who say I can't make it hot enough for them. Hehe!
Oh, I did finally find a more "Manley" use for a candle warmer during the process. It gently warmed the batch to decrease evaporation time. Patience is not my forte.
"Woof, Woof! That's my other dog impression."
