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Can u P.C. this if no instapot?
Yay! Thank you so much!! I appreciate you explaining why they have to be in jars inside the Insta pot.
WHHHAAAT THE SHRINK WRAP IS SO CUTE
You should make vanilla and sell it online.
I don't own a pressure cooker, however, I have heard that it is unsafe to heat up alcohol in a pressure cooker is that true? Or is it ok to do it for a short time?
Can you elaborate a little more on how to shrink wrap? And where do you buy it?
I make my own Vanilla. So much better than store bought, like the bottles
can u taste the liquor
Vanilla beans are Hella expensive
Is there a difference in flavor to the instant pot one and the aged one? Love your videos
I absolutely love how easy you made this for people like me who need step by step directions (shown not written). Love you channel thank you!
What setting did you use on the insta-pot? Mine does not have a pressure canning setting
I love the shrink wrap on the bottles. Home made anything tastes better. The good thing about the vanilla is that it never ends. Keep topping it off and occasionally adding more beans and that bottle will last indefinitely. Becky, you need to add more rum. Vanilla beans can mold if they are not completely submerged. I really enjoyed seeing you and your sister together in the kitchen.
so the instapot method allows it to be consumable straight away? or does it still need to sit for 3 months?
If you want to go alcohol free, you can use food grade vegetable glycerin.
I'm making my vanilla today!
thank you for this video and the quick method of making vanilla.
I am an impatient person and can not wait for 3 to 6 months.
You inspired me to try and make my own vanilla. I ordered my beans yesterday. Not sure if I'll try the quick method or the slow method. Maye experiment with both. Holidays are coming and I'm going to need some vanilla.
What a great video. I'm going to try this as it's so easy. The small bottles are lovely and so easy. Thanks to you both for sharing. I'm only new to your channel do you write books also with your tips, if not you should.
How many beans do you put in a quart jar for the 3 month method?
Is there a way to do this process without alcohol?
How many beans did you put in your bottle of rum?
Is there a noticeable difference in flavor between the two methods you showed in this video? Thanks!
I like your energy but The FDA requires 2.64 ounces of vanilla beans/bits per 750 mL (approximately 25 fluid ounces) of alcohol to define a “single fold” vanilla extract. While these are fine for gifting, if you or your viewers plan to sell your extract you will want to add more beans to be able to label your product as pure vanilla extract. More importantly, cooking alcohol under pressure is not safe. There are no pressure cooker brands that support this practice.
So it should take 2 vanilla beans for an 8 oz jar? I can’t decide what alcohol to use, I strongly dislike bourbon and can’t image tasting Captain Morgan in my food (can you taste it?) I’m loving your videos!
1.50 a bean is a STEAL!! Whole foods want over 10 for beans. Crazy good deal
So, this is then for making cocktails or spiced drinks, but not for baking? Right? BTW, you sisters are just wonderful…God Bless. BTW, the next time you are in Arizona, if ever…go down to Mexico…past Tucson, and you can get pure real extract of Vanilla, in large blue bottles for 1/20 the price of aquiring it from your grocery or other suppliers. A lot of people go down to the border town, JUST to buy as much Mexican Vanilla as they can haul back….