Istubar wrote:In your opinion, the dosages are okay?
doses look fine
Istubar wrote:I will use the herbal percolator with all of the four elements (of course separately). On the wiki seems that 150ml:g is the right proportion, but will it works with 100ml:g? I cannot manage 34.5L! And 23L will be a little bit hard because I don't have enough pots.
i never even measure my water until after its been fitlered and reduced.
use as much water as you think is necessary (some say just enough to cover the plant material, but i
personally like a bit more than that)
Istubar wrote:I want to use 1 or 2 eggs to reduce the tannins. Seems that mimosa and harmalas "need" it, but I'm not sure with B. caapi and psychotria
i am not sure what plant you refer to when you say "harmalas" but don't do it with the rue.
i did a test to see if it would work on rue and it did not seem to bind to the tannins, nor did it fully seperate from the brew (rather than cooking, it just reduced the brew down to a gross eggy viscous fluid)
i am not sure of the tannin content of psychotria, but i would imagine fining is not necessary.
egg white fining of mimosa and caapi are DEFINITELY recommended. improves the taste and the body load.
just use 1 egg white per brew, and make sure you add it when the liquid is COLD(trick i learned from french cooking channel) after it has been filtered, but before it has been reduced (so when i am doing my third boil, i filter the other two, then after the third boil is filtered, i combine my three boils with egg white. just having the boils having sat there cools the whole brew to room temp)
Istubar wrote:Will be better to boil the psychotria to make the tea instead of using THP or both methods works well?
both work, i think i would prefer a perc
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