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| Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005
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![]() | A cold extraction for Soliver [also DMSO test] Solly, this ones for you. ![]() Cold extraction inspired by our good brother Soliver using 1 cup of Everclear and 20 dry grams total of Falbino and Matias Romero. The dry fruits were used whole with no grinding or shredding. Everything was placed into a quart widemouth Kerr canning jar with the lid gasket side up and left quite loose. The jar was left at room temp which has been quite high lately due to an unusual dry and hot summer. Only an occasional shaking was given during the 4-6 week period in which the extraction took place. Estimated total of alcohol left after evaporation is about 4 large shot glasses. Once evaporated, the mixture was strained through a screen mesh about equal to a pipe screen. The soaked fruiting bodies were squeezed until virtually no fluid would bleed from them. Then the strained extract was strained again using a permanent coffee filter (gold screen type). Then the lid was flipped gasket side down and the whole thing placed in the freezer. The results look pretty equal to that of a hot extraction to me. Possibly less bluing too which I would take as a sign of less degredation. The whole thing could be filtered one more time to get the rest of any debris left from the fruits but it's good enough for me. Should be fun ![]() Thanks Sol for stirring my curiosity. ![]()
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| Documented Deemster Join Date: Mar 2006
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Looks like we've got more extractions to try out...I LOVE CRYSTALS! | |
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| modapotato Join Date: Oct 2005
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![]() ![]() ![]() | Yum...Glad there is plenty of interest in ethanol extract...Soliver also got me into this and now it's the only way i injest any more... I really like to do the final filtration though [paper coffy filter inside the gold screen filter] as it gives a lovely clear amber product...Enjoy your taste test TCO.... |
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Tasty coffee! It lets a little more sediment pass through it than paper does too which is great for crystals. As far as dosing, I guess it could be shaken and poured cold but dosages may vary just slightly from shot to shot. To insure even dosing ...hehe and Sol will hate this...one could heat up the mixture causing the crystals to liquify. Shake and pour as before. This may be required with this batch as many of the crystals seem to be stuck to the inside of the glass..something I've never really seen with a hot extraction. At least not this bad. Heating the pure grain alcohol even after being evaporated is highly dangerous. Even an oven exhaust fan could ignite fumes so I must urge utmost caution. I only use a rice steamer which has no flame or exposed red elements. And even then the work is done either outside or right by the wide open door. Hell yeah Sharkie! Bottoms up! ![]()
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hehehe cubies or cyans? That's a nice pile of rocks there bro!!!
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TCO, I made mine with South Americans. | |
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| Well thats mixing: not just pure crystals. I guess your right though. maybe its like pure grain booze.80proof/ 40%,goes down like water.. 190proof/ 95% goes down like a fire ball and EXPLODES in your stomach...but tends to get you there QUICK...i never could keep that stuff down with straight shots. even if it what my first shot of the night. |
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| The Lost Join Date: Apr 1972
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![]() ![]() | nice thread TCO ![]() was thinking maybe a hot water bath would be a better way to remelt those crystals.. no open flames and no red hot heat source... hot water bath also heats much more evenly then a direct heat source. and if the water gets cold before your done you can always just add more wish i had me a shot of that stuff right about now, it looks real tasty LOST
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![]() | hehehe I was thinking about a lovin' spoon full of Watlits mound..that thing is nice! Mines only 8 grams shy of his and although mine's more spread out across the bottom his looks a lot bigger ![]()
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![]() | You know what what be worth a try is; doing the extraction in a wide mouth jar, then allowing the majority of the alcohol to evaporate right down to surface of the crystals. Then you could make a mint candy out of fresh, chopped mint and sugar to pour into the jar. Once hardened (if it will harden), the candy would prevent oxidation to the crystals. Do you guys think it'd be worth a try?
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