Barriehie
Veteran
Yep, Peychaud is favored down South. Angostura and Peychaud are the two heavyweights....and don't forget Angostura bitters, invented in 1824 in Angostura ( now Ciudad Bolivar), Venezuela. Used to cure upset tums.
Yep, Peychaud is favored down South. Angostura and Peychaud are the two heavyweights....and don't forget Angostura bitters, invented in 1824 in Angostura ( now Ciudad Bolivar), Venezuela. Used to cure upset tums.
Correct. You can use any reasonable vodka if you can't find high proof alcohols. If using vodka I'd mix my bitters up and put the jar in a cabinet you frequent since dark is better for these things. Everytime you open the cabinet I'd give it a shake. Sixty days will get you usable but longer is typically smoother and has less of an aromatic bite, depending on the ingredients.I like angostora bitters, but they have become hard to find here.
I'll need to steal Barriehie 's brain and make some myself.
90% proof is something like 45 % alcohol?
Star anise. 2 of them like this:The anise?
How much?
And is that aniseed or star anise?
Got plenty star aniseStar anise. 2 of them like this:View attachment 126986
I love it when I see a recipe I like and realise I have all the ingredientsGot plenty star anise
Got bottle vodka, got coriander, got cloves.
Just need to check on cinnamon, I think I got either that or cassia bark, which I suppose will work as well
Go for it please!Got plenty star anise
Got bottle vodka, got coriander, got cloves.
Just need to check on cinnamon, I think I got either that or cassia bark, which I suppose will work as well