Boy, it was hard to find anything blue corn that wasn't chips. Even the Mexican store near-by didn't have anything blue corn.
I finally discovered this blue corn meal at Natural Grocers. I tasted it (Have you ever tried to taste flour before?), and it was not even remotely what I remember. I may have to keep looking for some whole or cracked blue corn.
Anywho, I put 60 grams of corn meal into a clean, wide-mouth, pint-size mason jar. Seagram's Extra Smooth Vodka was poured over the meal until it was completely submerged. The jar was then placed in my vacuum sealer and sealed air-tight. I shook the jar and found it would not shake. Seems mixing the vodka with the corn meal made a paste rather than a liquid. I opened the jar, poured in more vodka to cover the paste, and re-sealed the jar. : I shook this vigorously to make sure it was a liquid and placed it in a kitchen cabinet, where it will sit for 24 hours before being strained and infused with more corn flour. (Straining flour mash is going to be another learning experience.) I will continue doing this until the corn flavor is as strong as I want it, and I will post a time log of every time it is shaken or refreshed.
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Anywho, I put 60 grams of corn meal into a clean, wide-mouth, pint-size mason jar. Seagram's Extra Smooth Vodka was poured over the meal until it was completely submerged. The jar was then placed in my vacuum sealer and sealed air-tight. I shook the jar and found it would not shake. Seems mixing the vodka with the corn meal made a paste rather than a liquid. I opened the jar, poured in more vodka to cover the paste, and re-sealed the jar. : I shook this vigorously to make sure it was a liquid and placed it in a kitchen cabinet, where it will sit for 24 hours before being strained and infused with more corn flour. (Straining flour mash is going to be another learning experience.) I will continue doing this until the corn flavor is as strong as I want it, and I will post a time log of every time it is shaken or refreshed.
The pictures on the page appear smaller than they are. To see them larger, simply double click on the picture. Also, I always welcome your constructive criticism. Click on the Comment link below next to the icon of a pencil; it may say "No" or have a number in front of it.
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