Last night I opened a recently purchased Annie Kake. It was quite moist. I let it sit for the full 24 he in the room with dehumidifier running (set at 55) and it didn't dry much. Tried to smoke it and, boy, did I get a tongue bite. Just wondering if anyone noticed any difference in recent batch of Annie Kake.
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Yeh, here in the Amazon... Alabama, my tobacco gets more moist if so leave it out, so the microwave is a smoking accessory.
In my opinion the microwave changes the flavor slightly. Steam and flavors that are circulated through the microwave while its cooking that TV hang around in there. I find a toaster oven works great and its a more... natural heat...
TV hang? Tend to?
In any event, I don't find that microwaving cooks or steams or changes flavor. YMMV.
In any event, I don't find that microwaving cooks or steams or changes flavor. YMMV.
It may. Therefor recommended to boil away a pint of dark rum to replace malodorous fumes with nice ones..... Or drink the rum, and fergeddddabouddddit.
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