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Are you talking foliage or sugar trim that's covered in trichs? You do process it and don't just discard it don't you?
@G gnome
That's a good question. What's the deal with the trim off the trim pal do u sieve it or put it in the bubble bags or any other method
 
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You're not throwing this away are you?
 
Are you talking foliage or sugar trim that's covered in trichs? You do process it and don't just discard it don't you?
As u know.i compost.my fan leaves

@G gnome
That's a good question. What's the deal with the trim off the trim pal do u sieve it or put it in the bubble bags or any other method
I blast it.

I have a saying. ...BHO keeps the lights on
 
Recipe. It translates to sour beef right?

Beef about 1.5kg

Part1:
1 Celery
1 Carrot
2 Onions
2 Garlic cloves

Clove
Laurel
Peppercorns
Juniper berry
Salt
Sugar
0.4l red wine
0.2l red wine vinegar

Part 2:
2 tbs fat
2 tbs honey
0.2l gravy
2 onions
100g bread
4 tbs

Part 1:

Chop the vegetables, don't peel the onions, mix all together, put it in a container and let it marinate in the fridge for at least a week.

Part 2:
Use the fat in a hot pot to give the meat nice brown color, chop the 2 onions (this time peeled) and fry them gold. Add honney, mix the vegetables from the marinade and gravy and let it sit for two hours covered on a middle heat. After 2 hours remove the meat and add the bread to the sauce. Reduce it slowly until the bread dissolves in the sauce and mix it well again, season againf if needed and add raisins.

Serve with potatoes and red cabbage.
 
Beef about 1.5kg

Part1:
1 Celery
1 Carrot
2 Onions
2 Garlic cloves

Clove
Laurel
Peppercorns
Juniper berry
Salt
Sugar
0.4l red wine
0.2l red wine vinegar

Part 2:
2 tbs fat
2 tbs honey
0.2l gravy
2 onions
100g bread
4 tbs

Part 1:

Chop the vegetables, don't peel the onions, mix all together, put it in a container and let it marinate in the fridge for at least a week.

Part 2:
Use the fat in a hot pot to give the meat nice brown color, chop the 2 onions (this time peeled) and fry them gold. Add honney, mix the vegetables from the marinade and gravy and let it sit for two hours covered on a middle heat. After 2 hours remove the meat and add the bread to the sauce. Reduce it slowly until the bread dissolves in the sauce and mix it well again, season againf if needed and add raisins.

Serve with potatoes and red cabbage.
Thx man
 
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