Homemade Vanilla Sugar
I had ordered some whole vanilla beans to make extract, and I had one bean left over which I didn't want to leave in a cabinet and forget about it. I figured why not have some vanilla sugar to go with the vanilla extract I made for the baking I will be doing during the holidays.
Homemade Vanilla Sugar
I had ordered some whole vanilla beans to make extract, and I had one bean left over which I didn't want to leave in a cabinet and forget about it. I figured why not have some vanilla sugar to go with the vanilla extract I made for the baking I will be doing during the holidays.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Split 1 whole vanilla bean down the middle lengthwise and scrape out the caviar(beans). Place caviar and the bean into jar with sugar. Shake jar to mix the two together.
- 2
Shake sugar around once everyday for at least a week. The longer you let it sit, the more the flavor will develop in the grains of sugar.
- 3
Great in coffee, warm tea, and when baking.
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