The French Cannoli` Hash Thread

Wooderson420

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Hey Wonderson, beautiful and soooooooo sticky it must have been a challenge, be extra careful on the drying and long curing
Thanks Frenchy, it was very challenging to break up thats for sure! I found a set of cheap cheese cutting tools worked really well. how long should I dry it? It is left out in the open in a room temp room, is that right?
 

Frenchy Cannoli

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Thanks Frenchy, it was very challenging to break up thats for sure! I found a set of cheap cheese cutting tools worked really well. how long should I dry it? It is left out in the open in a room temp room, is that right?
It really depends on where you live, 5 to 7 days would do in most places during summer
 

toddzilla

Member
Sorry if you have gone over this recently, but what are your prefered bubble bags (for the hand stir method) at this time? I have seen some cheap ones on the web (could find Sam's), but you get what you pay for.................... thanks and keep on pressing!
 

Shawns

Active Member
Everyone has there own opinion but Frenchy along with some other people on here including me use Boldtbags all mesh bubble bags
 
jillybean, 73u, northern Colorado greenhouse grown using Down To Earth products
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i don't use a hot water bottle to press. instead, i set a plate in an electric skillet set to "simmer," and press with a rolling pin:
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Enjoy!
 

Wooderson420

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4F1C986F-A23D-4CB0-9752-336A4464749D-26505-000007B976D3A0AC_zpsf4b0871e.jpgHere are cheese carving tools that worked really well to cut up the sticky Chernobyl.

the Deadhead OG when it was just chopped up for drying 16F6C8AA-631A-430D-9C64-513606776FC7-26505-000007B9A1034BAA_zps7c517bc8.jpg2B316A64-C3EE-4F2C-B9EE-404A4AE04E60-26505-000007B9CBDC6F6E_zps0abaf7a8.jpg30335FD5-63DA-423C-81B5-D03768122107-26505-000007BA06998B3A_zpsfb2c7676.jpg
i'll post so more pics when its dry! Thanks again Frenchy!
 

hyroot

Well-Known Member
I NEVER freeze my trims or use a freezer
I've gone back and forth on that. Lately it seems to bubble more and melt more if I store it in the freezer for an hour or 2 prior to making. I keep it in a plastic container, no lid and the container sits in a partially open cardboard packing box. Sort of a cross between Ed Rosenthals freezer cure method and how chef's store fresh vegetables in a freezer.

If I put the lid on the container. The trim moistens up more.
 

mightyBUMone

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So, I'm only on page 16 so far, but I watched both videos. And now I'm in the process of making my first cannoli.

I don't know if its been shared yet, but Ove Gloves are the shit for handling the hot water bottle.


Just a little FYI....








P.s. gorgeous hash pic TC
 
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