I tried this today and it was a smashing success.
Take leaf that is high enough case to work and frog the leaf about 4" in from the base.
Separate the leaf from the rest of the midrib and discard this midrib.
Take the original 4" cut from the frogging and if it is excessively wide at the end just snip the wide part off, most i didint have to snip
Now you have 1 4"ish piece of midrib and 2 half leaves.
Take one have and fold it in half with the ribs up. start at the fold and roll the frog up in leaf.
Take the next half leaf and roll a nice wrapper on about half way till it starts to form a foot, cut, and pigtail.
This makes a 4x28 or so cheroot and once that midrib is all the way into low case (low humidity here, takes a few days) they make a great short winter smoke. The rib burns great and allows a perfect run of air down the middle.
they take about a minute or two to make and about 10-15 to smoke. great little puros.
Take leaf that is high enough case to work and frog the leaf about 4" in from the base.
Separate the leaf from the rest of the midrib and discard this midrib.
Take the original 4" cut from the frogging and if it is excessively wide at the end just snip the wide part off, most i didint have to snip
Now you have 1 4"ish piece of midrib and 2 half leaves.
Take one have and fold it in half with the ribs up. start at the fold and roll the frog up in leaf.
Take the next half leaf and roll a nice wrapper on about half way till it starts to form a foot, cut, and pigtail.
This makes a 4x28 or so cheroot and once that midrib is all the way into low case (low humidity here, takes a few days) they make a great short winter smoke. The rib burns great and allows a perfect run of air down the middle.
they take about a minute or two to make and about 10-15 to smoke. great little puros.