I hear ya! We're there also! It's been damn cold at night! But blessed it's been beautiful during the day! The way our home is designed it's half propane heat on the old side, electric heat on the new side. Propane stove. That's because we've been down that electric stove road, pretty, but not for someone who actually Cooks. My wife has been smashing cookbooks page by page since she got her propane stove 2 years ago!
Good for her! Damnit, when we cook we want that fire!
When friends and family are over for the holidays and helping cook I ask them have you ever cooked on propane before, they look at me like I'm stupid. I don't think they realize it's completely different than electric stove. It's like my med-low flame will boil water.
Interesting. Thanks for that!Did you know this? CL
I don’t think you have anything to worry about from your furnace because emissions go out the chimney. It’s the oven that causes the problems. CL
Yeah, I see that. I don't really use the oven much, I have a large countertop electric unit that does air frying, baking, all kinds of things. My stove use is pretty much for the burners when cooking something that needs that sizzle browning etc. I use an electric unit if I need to boil anything. The Instant Pot Max does everything else.I don’t think you have anything to worry about from your furnace because emissions go out the chimney. It’s the oven that causes the problems. CL
I can see your concern. However if properly ventilated, as any gas appliance should be. Then the minor Risk you posted goes down tremendously. Propane is a cleaner burning fuel, but should always have the exhaust fan on.Did you know this? CL
You forgot zit cream they just announced If it's got benzol peroxide it's got benzene & will give you cancerI can see your concern. However if properly ventilated, as any gas appliance should be. Then the minor Risk you posted goes down tremendously. Propane is a cleaner burning fuel, but should always have the exhaust fan on.
Air may contain benzene from tobacco smoke, gas stations, exhaust from motor vehicles and industrial emissions. About half of the exposure to benzene in the United States comes from smoking. About 20% of the total national exposure to benzene account from auto exhaust and industrial emissions.
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IDK about benzene, I wanna cook on gas! Electric is SOOOOO inefficient at heating anything.Did you know this? CL
It also makes great giftsMagic Blue Honey
One more shroom project done!
This is made with dried Blue Meanie Cubensis powdered using my dedicated spice/coffee grinder. There is a lot of powder in there, and the honey is very thick and dark. It's a quart Jar.
Now I keep in the dark for a few weeks, probably a couple of months, while the psilocybin seeps into the honey.
I can't wait for this to be ready, a lot of it is going to get gifted out to friends.
Here's a little info from the cybernet:
Advantages of blue honey
As we mentioned before, honey works as an excellent preservative that will preserve the hallucinogenic properties of mushrooms almost indefinitely. Since creating blue honey does not involve cooking processes, there is no risk of damaging the mushrooms, as high temperatures can destroy the psilocybin. Thus, you will be able to preserve your mushrooms with the maximum of their properties for a practically indefinite period of time.
In addition to increasing the shelf life of your mushrooms, dosing psilocybin with this method becomes very easy over time. Once you have calculated the dosage on your honey jar, you will be able to determine how many teaspoons you need to consume to achieve the desired effect. Plus, you'll have full control over the potency from the start by knowing the ratio of honey to mushrooms, allowing you to make a mixture as strong or mild as you prefer.
Of course, and as always, we recommend starting low and using very small doses at first (for example, a teaspoon of coffee) and see what effects it has on you. By gradually increasing the dose in future doses (if you need to do so) you will see how finding the ideal amount will be much faster and easier than it may seem to you. Another good idea is to write down the amount of mushrooms and honey (for example, 5g of dried mushrooms in 100ml of honey) that you have used to have a reference on the potency of that particular mixture; Once you are determining your ideal dose, you may prefer to add a little more mushroom powder to the jar of blue honey instead of taking more honey to achieve a greater effect...the decision is yours.
And last but not least, blue honey is a delight for the palate...enjoy it!
. CL
That's my favorite! I love sharing!It also makes great gifts
Yep, as stated in my post, that is the plan. I have some seriously cute little jars I'm going to separate it into and put little mushroom images on them.It also makes great gifts
