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The necessary equipment, I try to do a really exhaustive list: - a pressure cooker (or other pan quality) 8 liters - a source of easily controllable heat. Ideally, the induction, if not the halogen ceramic (less inertial). If you have less precise (standard electric or gas), you will want to conduct preliminary tests to get an idea of the exact power released - a large wooden spoon to stir - an electric coffee grinder bought spider in toilet paper roll 2 in a garage - a large bowl / punch bowl - a good strainer wire ("sieve" or "Chinese", but no holes in sheet metal, anyway) - electric kettle - a potato masher. Mine is one of Metaltex, perfect for what I do, you can try it out with another brand or an imitation, but I do not know if it will work as well as for me. - A good big soup ladle - a fermentation bucket (which may be a new bin) - refrigerator - an accurate thermometer spider in toilet paper roll to the nearest degree, working well between 30 and 80 C - a capping machine, because hope recycle bottles mechanical stopper is really hell A lot of these things already in your kitchen, or it will find its place usefully elsewhere.
"The peanut is the perpetual motion within the reach of man" (Jean-Claude Van Damme) Etienne Assistant Posts: 388 Joined: January 26, 2005 8:13 p.m. 1