various ways to make powders

Jamison · Nov 10, 2013

Scovie thats awesome! Curry powder is frickin amazing. Love the stuff!

MeatHead1313 · Nov 10, 2013

Damn Scovie! That powder looks good!

SL3 · Nov 10, 2013

Scoville DeVille said:
OK, now I am just playin with y'all.

Scovie Powder!!!

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Curry Powder!!!

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Nice! What about flakes? Will this machine grind course too? Love my hot pepper flakes on my pasta.

Scovie · Nov 10, 2013

SL3 said:
Nice! What about flakes? Will this machine grind course too? Love my hot pepper flakes on my pasta.

Scoville DeVille said:
If you are asking about the WARING spice grinder, it powders everything. A couple pulses, and you have pepper flakes (like at a pizza joint). Hold it on and it turns anything into baby powder, seeds, cinnamon sticks, etc. If you think about it, a lot of common spices ARE seeds, like Cumin. It comes with three stainless steel grinding bowls, each with lids. The cover over the top while grinding allows no powder to escape so you don't get that mushroom cloud. I bet this this thing would make sand out of gravel.

SL3 · Nov 10, 2013

Scoville DeVille said:

Missed that part. Got to have one for sure now. Thanks

salsalady · Nov 10, 2013

Scovie, you're such a tease! Get your butt to a (somewhat local) licensed kitchen and get that sctuff out for sale!

FeistyParrot · Nov 13, 2013

We have the same grinder. Hubby went through about 6 coffee grinders. We invested in this after he used the regular coffee grinder to make curry powder one day, didn't clean it properly and 'forgot' to mention it...made for an interesting and surprising cup of coffee the next day! Anyway have had the grinder about two years now and it's awesome!

Justaguy · Nov 13, 2013

bravesfan said:
I was asking about the blender/mason jar setup. I am thoroughly enthralled by the w Waring but will need to save up maybe for nect year

I leave the seeds in since all becomes powder, but you could remove them before hand if you desired. To be honest I see no difference between leaving them in or removing them, but that debate is around this forum somewhere too.

bravesfan · Nov 13, 2013

I gave the jar setup a go and my blender ate up my seeds so I have a nice powder evenly blended and pretty fine.
I have no problem keeping the seeds in if nothing else it gives me more powder lol

scratchzilla · Nov 14, 2013

That jar setup blew my mind. I immediately went and made a batch of habanero powder, and it
Came out amazing!