So iv read thick-lights thread 3 times. Everything is solved except -

How far is condensing (pot B soup), okay for *500g of ACRB

Half gallon mason. Would 1200-1300ml be okay?

Im concerned about dirty napha or emulsion from the concentration of the soup?

The thread wasn't very clear, I saw all kinds of answers.

I really don't want to split it into two vessels.. 1500ml of what it originally said, is to close to jar capacity when napha is added.


Thanks alot.

anyone?

I prefer around 700 ml liquid for 1/2 kg of material. This is without any plant matter...All has been decanted and or filtered. So it still fits in a half gallon jar.

So, 1200 ml is safe as long as I filter every cook through cheesecloth?

and I dont have to wait a day for sediment removal?