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Any advice on adding Mandarin orange peel to a fire-roasted green pasilla ferment? How much, when or if to remove, etc. IPA's use tangerine etc. peel in their mash during the boiling stage, but I don't "cook" any of my ferments before fermentation.
wiicek
wiicek
With time they will get softer, if the hardness the reason they areboiling it before but I maybe they just boil everything anyway andput it there after mixing just to take it away, as you mentioned...If you wanna do this only for the smell, the taste may be not goodfor the thingy. But bitterness goes away also with time and tastebuds are usually the matter of preferences... Don't know much in the topic tho...
wiicek
wiicek
I wanted to do some experiments with it like a year ago, did some research, most people were not recomending this, in the end I focused more on different things, so, I can't be sure.

Sorry for not answering asked questions... Too many factors to consider, experiments would take a few jars. Removing the peel after some time may add more smell than taste tho. But I don't know what I'm talking about
peppers are good for you aha yes huh hehe is for spicy snack yall tripping lol
Voodoo 6
Voodoo 6
Peppers the only thing you feel going in and coming out. Don't know if they are good for ya, but a world without peppers would be pretty sad.

Cheers!!
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carolina reaper x bell pepper giant reapers that can cut with a steak knife and are at least as hot as a jalepeno all way through
Looking for links for seeds direct from Peru. Does anyone know of any?
Voodoo 6
Voodoo 6

Might ask these folks? They make Peruvian sauces. Cheers!
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