Did you taste it yet? I tried to do a Jamaica drink once with a hibiscus tea extract I made. Holy hell that was awful. But all the extracts I've done suck.
Now I want a bottle of icy cold Jamaica.
Yeah, I knew there was something like that going on. Kinda like cooking red onions in cast iron turns them green.Hibiscus is a pH indicator. (I'm into botany.) https://www.flinnsci.com/media/621314/91564.pdf
Yeah, I knew there was something like that going on. Kinda like cooking red onions in cast iron turns them green.
I just read up on this, and it must be what you cook the onions WITH. The lower the PH of the food, the bluer/greener they will be. Just like HIC posted above, the red onions have the same reaction as the Hibiscus extract.It does? Darn, I knew I should have kept my mother's cast iron pan for science
Nope. What would that do?did you try decarboxylating the flowers first?
Can you point me in a direction for how one accomplishes this? I Googled it, but all I got was weed.it removes the carbon from the flower, it will reduce the plant and vegetative flavor you might get in it. allowing more of the sweet flavor into your extract.