The times that I have had marzipan, it always looked like this.
Good, I was hoping for that. What would be a second flavor that you might consider adding?
I've never tried it but I can tell you that the flavoring has some kind of fruit taste to it.
Guess that was my point....I know it's almond paste...but....but....but, thought for sure it had a hint of some kind of fruit too...lol
I made a test batch with the marzipan flavor I got recently. I can't quite place the fruit but it tastes like a slightly tart fruit with a little almond in the background. It's a pleasant flavor and could be used as a single flavor mix.
Good, I was hoping for that. What would be a second flavor that you might consider adding?
I don't know for sure. Maybe some kind of vanilla or a little sweetener like EM.
I used what I had on hand, and I just tasted it this morning.did anyone get anywhere with the kir royale (black currant champagne) ?
Bummer! Sorry to hear you have been having such a tough run of it. I am glad that you have hope for better ways to manage!yet another incapacitation spell but i'm back again (and with gym funding so hopefully daily physio programming will mean no more complete incapacities)
did anyone get anywhere with the kir royale (black currant champagne) ?
My initial perceptions immediately after mixing:
On the 5% CB:10% C mix (trial #1): very light berry (kind of a cross between fresh blackberry/boysenberry/raspberry with a pleasant hint of sweet and just a suggestion of tart; no tannin note) along with a suggestion of a light white wine. Not getting much of a suggestion of the "fizz" I remember from previous use of TFA's champagne.
On the 8% CB:8% C mix (trial #2) : Berry is a bit more prevalent but muddled (and overpowering?) the wine characteristics of other mix. This will need to settle if it is going to be useful.
Just a quick warning if you decide to try the INW Black Current ... SUPER strong flavor.I like what @Slots has going too. Assuming I don't come up with some "Oh my God!" creation before you are ready to start your own exploration; I would not hesitate following her lead.