Oh No! Burnt Placenta!

[ColwynsMommy]

I was so, so proud of myself for prepping the placenta for encapsulation, despite it triggering my gag reflex multiple times. I put it in the oven at 200, but then we got busy with putting the kids to bed and sort of forgot about it. I just pulled the pan out of the oven and it looks pretty burnt. Is it still usable at all if it's been overcooked? I hate to waste all my earlier effort, but on the other hand, I haven't gotten the capsules yet and don't want to spend time grinding it and putting it into capsules if it's not going to be good.

Anyone know?

Thanks!

[Right of Passage]

Dried out things look burnt to me, so hopefully it's just really good and dried? I'd still encapsulate.

[Juvysen]

Originally Posted by Right of Passage

Dried out things look burnt to me, so hopefully it's just really good and dried? I'd still encapsulate.

Can't hurt

[*MamaJen*]

Only on MDC.

[chellebee]

I would be really surprised if it were actually burnt not just really super dried out...especially at 200 deg. I thought this when I encapsulated for the first time but after doing a workshop for encapsulation I saw that the example they had was what I thought was burnt. Hard as a rock and very dark is just fine!

[Kidzaplenty]

Yeah, 200 for a while seems like it would be well dehydrated. It could not hurt, anyways.

Only on MDC.

Isn't that true!