Bad advice right there jumbo.Jimbo wrote:Handle them berries like you want your wife to handle yours.
Tried that, and they got eaten!
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Bad advice right there jumbo.Jimbo wrote:Handle them berries like you want your wife to handle yours.
I noticed a couple people wanting Spokerider's recipe, to no avail. So I decided to try it myself and post the results.Spokerider wrote:Yeah, I too would like to see your recipe and learn more of it\s flavour.scottjc wrote:That sounds fantastic!thirsty wrote:I've made a million of these infusions, and the best, most interesting one I made was with fresh horseradish, fresh jalepeno, and garlic. It was delicious and herby. Makes an incredible bloody mary.
How much of each did you use?
I make a lot of these infusions, my best was probably sloe and habanero vodka...
I have wasabi horse radish growing that may give it a good kick.
Bloody Marys yo!WindDawg wrote:WoW!!! Only been using Fruit and this sounds incredible but does not actually sound like something some one would search after to drink, lol! I do it HELL!
Grease filter from amazon work best but are a lil expensive.Hound Dog wrote:Look for milk filters, try amazon. They are a bit more open than coffee filters so stuff actually goes through them.
Yeah, the calcs are easy enough. But with a jar full of fruit then adding alc around it all, alc moves into the fruit and juice moves into the alc, that's got to throw your numbers out the window from the get go. I imagine the proof would be significantly less than what the math would say.Hound Dog wrote:Use a calculator on the parent site. I use Rad's calculators when cutting liquor and it is accurate enough. With the extra fruit juice mixed in, sugars sect, it won't be exact but it will be a damn sight closer than a hydrometer.You just need to get it close anyway. Math is the only way I know of once all the junk is in it.
I'll pop 150 in there and 3-5 days I have pale azz strawberries a person can not eat with out falling left or right. pour the baby off in another jar a refrigerate. label every jar u do. Throw some sugar on the pale strawberries and shake the shit out of them every time u walk by 'em until the fruit quitz giving up the juice........strain and put in another jar. don't throw away the fruit...this is for summer time daquries !!!! Put them in a jar or freezer bag and freeze 'em...they won't freeze but it's like that~! I dont really care about the seeds as they good for ya but u can strain 'em. In a pint throw ur jar up to 300 ball jar line and the rest syrup. Be a perfect blend.........drink right away after shaken it or freeze it til ur ready....u can heat it and can it and put it on a shelf to but up to u...Have fun and do it a few times and test it all til u know personally and u will b a pro in no time!hotmaildotcom1 wrote:Alright I read through the first ten pages of this thread and the answer to my question has been circled many a time, but not answered.
I am only on day three of my strawberry soaking, and they are almost completely white and inflated quite nicely. I can't imagine that more alcohol could penetrate the berries but I do not want to rush the process. I just don't see why I couldn't move on to the syrup stage now though...
My thoughts are that I might have unintentionally used a little higher proof than I should have, as my novice self is still waitin' on my hydrometer from fleeBay. I recognize that I can only test the product out of the still, but that point has left and gone by now lol. I use a mildly packed column about an forearms length long so I'm not sure what kind of proofs to be expecting. It's damn flammable though I'll tell you that.
Anyways, I don't want to bring this mighty fine forum down with too many of my amateur hour questions as I've still plenty of reading to do! But yeah, think it's alright if I just went ahead and poured off the liquid? Has anyone with experience making this got anxious to test the panty-dropping nature of this recipe and rushed it like the new-kid here is suggesting?![]()
Thanks!