SnidelyWhiplash
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So, I have been making my own makeshift sun ovens. A little trash and 20 minutes and you have a 280 degree chamber.... But what I have noticed is that liquid sealed in a mason jar, is holding 200-220 degrees, comfortably, all-day. Makes for some seroiusly extracted tea from the herbs growing in my garden. Really cool.
So, I am going to use my vitamix-lethicin technique this way. I will decarb in the sun-oven (in a dry, sealed mason jar) for 15 minutes at 200, and let cool completely before opening. Then I will dump in in my vitamixer with water and lethicin, turning it into a green liquid. Next I will rejar it with cocoa butter, seal it, and leave it in the sun oven for an entire day. (keeping the temperature around 205 if at all possible. However, it WILL be sealed so if anything does evaporate, it should recondense RIGHT???)
From there, cheesecloth filter, and freeze to separate, fan the cocoa butter to remove the moisture and finally make into tempured chocolate. (with ground coffee, ginsing, ginger, and tumeric).
Anyone see anything wrong with this logic? I've basically mastered doing this exact technique on a stove, and I've never experienced any edibles that can even take a swing at this level of concentration, clarity of high and taste. A nibble will stun a veteran. Using the sun - I think it will be the next level. Also my house wont stink!
So, I am going to use my vitamix-lethicin technique this way. I will decarb in the sun-oven (in a dry, sealed mason jar) for 15 minutes at 200, and let cool completely before opening. Then I will dump in in my vitamixer with water and lethicin, turning it into a green liquid. Next I will rejar it with cocoa butter, seal it, and leave it in the sun oven for an entire day. (keeping the temperature around 205 if at all possible. However, it WILL be sealed so if anything does evaporate, it should recondense RIGHT???)
From there, cheesecloth filter, and freeze to separate, fan the cocoa butter to remove the moisture and finally make into tempured chocolate. (with ground coffee, ginsing, ginger, and tumeric).
Anyone see anything wrong with this logic? I've basically mastered doing this exact technique on a stove, and I've never experienced any edibles that can even take a swing at this level of concentration, clarity of high and taste. A nibble will stun a veteran. Using the sun - I think it will be the next level. Also my house wont stink!