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| These are all from my batch of vanilla extract. |
Well I am getting the bottles started and wondered hey what can I do with these left over pods. I add two pods to each jar that I fill but there are at least 15 or so left over from the original batch of Vanilla Extract. The bag of vanilla I bought for the vanilla extract recipe
said that I should store them in sugar granulated or powder. I thought I would put small batches through the food saver in little vacuum bags. The rest I am going to buy small jars and make vanilla sugar for gifts.
Other ideas for using Vanilla Beans
- Infuse Vanilla Beans in sea salt to create naturally scented bath salts or for culinary use.
- Place a Vanilla Bean in a jar filled with sugar, it tastes delicious in coffee or sprinkled over Creme Brulee.
- Add Vanilla Beans to liquors. They are especially wonderful in whiskey, bourbon, or vodka.
- Gently heat honey with a Vanilla Bean in it to create Vanilla infused honey. Simple and delectable for dipping fresh fruit or drizzling over desserts.
said that I should store them in sugar granulated or powder. I thought I would put small batches through the food saver in little vacuum bags. The rest I am going to buy small jars and make vanilla sugar for gifts.
Other ideas for using Vanilla Beans
- Infuse Vanilla Beans in sea salt to create naturally scented bath salts or for culinary use. 
- Place a Vanilla Bean in a jar filled with sugar, it tastes delicious in coffee or sprinkled over Creme Brulee.
- Add Vanilla Beans to liquors. They are especially wonderful in whiskey, bourbon, or vodka.
- Gently heat honey with a Vanilla Bean in it to create Vanilla infused honey. Simple and delectable for dipping fresh fruit or drizzling over desserts.
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