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Vanilla is a flowering plant in the orchidaceae family that produces pods filled with seeds that are used as a flavoring. The plants are hermaphrodites, meaning they contain both male (anther) and female (stigma) parts. During the growing process, flowers need to be pollinated to set fruit. The pollination is done by hand, as there are no natural or insect-based ways to accomplish this.

The vanilla beans we used for this batch of extract were grown in Madagascar and were sourced from an independent grower. The bean itself is a brownish red to black, and each husk contains about 25 seeds that need to be scraped away and placed in a jar of alcohol to become vanilla extract. The process takes approximately six weeks to complete.

Once the vanilla extract is ready, it can be used for any baking project that calls for vanilla. It can be stored in a bottle or a jar. It will need to be kept in a cool, dark place and should be given a shake or two every few months to redistribute the vanilla solids that have settled at the bottom of the container. The vanilla will begin to turn a deep amber color as it sits.

The flavor of this vanilla is "mellow" with an interesting nuance that has some complexity, including nutty, toasty, and woodsy notes. Tasters described it as having a slight booziness that is similar to rum and bourbon, but with a smoother, less bitter finish than most other vanillas. It made delicious frosting and pudding, and was also well suited for baking. The only negative is that it may not be as strong as some other vanillas in recipes that call for more robust flavor. However, that is a minor quibble. Overall, this is a terrific vanilla and we recommend it highly.