Thanks. I looked at a few and noticed a savoury trend.
That’s quite challenging quest for sure. Wondering how you could make that most delicious (and crucial if you ask me) part of Wellington. There’s no Blood OOO or HS yet.
Capturing the feel of myoglobin is the tricky part. But, I regularly approach mental ideas.
Awww thank you.
I haven’t mixed that one in awhile .I’m glad people still enjoy it.
My taste buds have changed drastically since i originally posted it.
I should really start posting recipes again. Ive just been lazy
Wow, that Mocha Frappe looks good @Rocky02852 . Thankfully i have all of the flavors. Thanks for sharing it.
Working on the deranged Beef Wellington idea I cannot shake.
I need to get back on the Sage, but I found that even at .6 it overran the mix. a sausage and biscuits would be tempting….
That sounds like a plan. I find that goes well with mints and other herbs at 0.5-0.75%. I went strong here to add juice to the beef and a creamy edge to buttery nature of the croissant.
Gotta get me some VT Croissant
It is a useful beastie, though really needs a one month steep.
nor I but…
I agree with that.
When you have a finished recipe I hope you make enough for everybody.
Super easy. Barely an inconvenience
Finishing off Halloween blends before I get down to Christmas ones.
Looking forward to cooler temperatures.
If this plays nice with a steep…
Early Update: Couldn’t help but to fill a tank, just 2hrs, so take with a grain of salt…this is freakishly tasty!..yeah, grain of salt with that! This probably needs a couple of weeks, but I could vape it all day as-is. Woohoo!
Getting down to deranged Christmas blend prepping.
Reminds me to get down to making noggy WIPs.
Done my first eggnog of the year.
@Plunderdrum, I find that to be a very interestingly different approach to a FT. I know what I use the Eggnog, and PS for, but am trying to visualize it in this mix. I think I’ll have to mix it up. NF’s FBB is a baker’s force to be reckoned with.
The PS is to kick the Nog back a month or so to a Fall vape, a little less Santa. It’s just a smooth set of spice to compliment and boost the Nutmeg in the Nog.
The Croissant and FBB are in Bread together to make a denser, more buttery slice to soak up the Nog. The FBB also lends that subtle rich Cinnamon to the party.
I gotta know what you think if you mix this up!