Just looking at another rhubarb recipe and I know that will be too sweet also. Think I expected too much of the rhubarb. Time to rethink recipes now.
The rhubarb is sweet?
No the rhubard is tart but I'm just expecting too much of it. Using too much sweet stuff.
Some maker Ugh let me look at my list um Chef's flavors makes a really good lemon rhubarb tart. It's a stand alone but I always add more rhubarb and sometimes more lemon. It's pretty Not That Sweet honestly.
Anna
Anna
Sounds good to me. I've never tried any of those flavors as yet.
Well, never could narrow it down and order just a few. So, now it's about time for July 4th.
As I fill my cart back up from my wish list, I need to decide which kinds of caps to choose. I know what Yorker is and got an answer about None. What is Twist Top? Is that a simple screw on lid? Or what? Has anyone ordered the Twist Top option from BCF?
As I fill my cart back up from my wish list, I need to decide which kinds of caps to choose. I know what Yorker is and got an answer about None. What is Twist Top? Is that a simple screw on lid? Or what? Has anyone ordered the Twist Top option from BCF?
Never noticed the choose of caps.
I don't see a choice on BCF to buy flavorings in glass. That would be great!
I'm sorry this is turning out not to be a simple question. I just assumed that since others had ordered from BCF before, they would have been faced with the same choice. And that some of you would have chosen each of the options that BCF offers.
I'll made sure to order at least one of each choice. Then I'll know.
That must be it. Thanks!
The flavors I know I will continue to use and order larger bottles of I put in glass boston rounds. 30ml for the ones I use often and 10-15ml for the ones I just use when the mood strikes.
I haven't been changing mine over to glass. But, I've had my eye on these to replace the small bottles:
Vial, Glass Screw-Cap, 4 Dram, Pack of 24.
I was originally going to use dram bottles but the knock over so easily I went with amber and cobalt boston rounds; also have some smaller green ones. Picked up some little 10ml clear ones for the flavors whose caps are hard to open too. Those are really cheap and good for flavors I'll not likely order again.
My 10ml bottles are probably perfume sample bottles. I'll find the links later, need to get my Em; her grandma came by and stole her today.
No,I don't buy flavors in glass bottles but I only use glass for mixing.
Trying my added rhubarb juice again and it is indeed an exceptable level of tart now. Problem is it tastes good but it's essentially just a fruit mix and just doesn't hold my interest. It needs some sort of a non fruit base. Wouldn't really be a good cheesecake or tobacco blend but maybe a tea?? Whatcha think?
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