Yes yes and yes! I read you don't want to put much for cooking oils in there. Also, i forgot to mention that i cut up larger pieces to help with the process.
Word to the wise, crush the skulls first, it takes far too long for them to become calcium for your asparagus otherwise ;)
Not sure about feathers, but i suspect that a small amount would be just fine, like the bones: it's organic material.
Yeah, you use it with the bacteria concentrate to make the carrier for the bacteria. So far we have just purchased the premade bran/sawdust bookashi, but the next batches will be home brewed.
I figured it would come up: it's easier to crush the skulls of your enemies if you roast them for hours first at like 450 degrees. Make sure those teeth are a fine powder!
Yes yes and yes! I read you don't want to put much for cooking oils in there. Also, i forgot to mention that i cut up larger pieces to help with the process.
Skulls of my enemies?
How about a bunch of feathers?
Word to the wise, crush the skulls first, it takes far too long for them to become calcium for your asparagus otherwise ;)
Not sure about feathers, but i suspect that a small amount would be just fine, like the bones: it's organic material.
Hmm. That's a legit game changer. Y'all use sawdust? Guess it's time to start a side gig making cabinets.
Yeah, you use it with the bacteria concentrate to make the carrier for the bacteria. So far we have just purchased the premade bran/sawdust bookashi, but the next batches will be home brewed.
I figured it would come up: it's easier to crush the skulls of your enemies if you roast them for hours first at like 450 degrees. Make sure those teeth are a fine powder!
Very good. It shall be done.
Be sure and post about the brewing of the bacteria :)
Oh, can and will do.
Eggshells take forever, though.
Does it help to smash em up? Is there something that can be added to help break down calcium? I think acids and proteins do that naturally, right?
I was wondering that, I had to look it up 😊