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THE BAKERS GUIDE

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Ingredients

  • 2 quarts boiling water
  • 12 quarts of boiling water are poured into it to make a scald
  • 2 quarts old barm
  • 1 quart of malt-and-hops yeast
  • 2 quarts of water a few minutes
  • 10 quarts water
  • 78 degs
  • 4 lbs
  • 4 gals
  • 8 lbs
  • 1 gal
  • 76 degs
  • 2 ozs
  • 5 lbs
  • 80 degs

Directions

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sluggish and dark-looking, dip your half-gallon measure down to the bottom, bring it up full, lift it about a foot above the tub, and pour it slowly back ; do it twice or thrice ; this will let some air into its lungs, and help it to breathe more freely. Let it fer- ment two days before using. According to the state of the weather it will be necessary to move the tub into a warm or cool place. You should endeavour to keep it at about 78 degs.

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Quantities. — 4 lbs. malt ; \ lb. hops ; 4 gals, boiling water ; p quarts last brewing ; 8 lbs. flour. Mash the malt in a large tub by pouring upon it 1 gal. water, 150 degs. (Fahr.). Pour upon the hops 2 quarts boiling water, and let them mash for about an hour or so ; then strain the hops ; stir in 8 lbs. of flour, and stir vigorously while 10 to 12 quarts of boiling water are poured into it to make a scald ; stir for a few minutes. When cooled to 76 degs., stir into it 2 quarts old barm ; or, if you have not previously made this kind, and have no old flour barm, use 1 quart of malt-and-hops yeast ; stir this up, and let it ferment about twenty to forty hours. It is recommended to scald the flour m another tub, and let cool to 150 degs. before adding malt and hops.

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Flour used in the place of malt.— Boil 2 ozs. hops in 2 quarts of water a few minutes. Strain it, boiling, upon \ lb. flour. Stir up, and when as cool as new milk, put into it £ pint brewer's or malt-and-hops yeast ; stir, and allow to ferment thirty hours, and it will be ready for use. Bottle a pint to use in the next store, instead of the brewer's yeast.

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Yeast without Seed Yeast to start it-

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This is a suitable recipe for growing yeast without the aid of any added yeast to start it, and will form a foundation store from which a quart or so should be taken as soon as it is ready ; bottle and closely cork.

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Quantities. — \ lb. hops ; 2 ozs. sugar ; 10 quarts water, boiled for five minutes, cooled to 15c degs. (Fahr.). Stir in 5 lbs. malt; allow it to mash thirty minutes ; strain ; let it cool to, and keep it at, 80 degs. (Fahr.) as nearly as you can. In 60 hours it will be ready for bottling. Don't cork for 24 hours.

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Handy Stop-gap Yeasts

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When malt-and-hops and other yeasts are not obtainable ; suitable for the housewife, and others zvho use only a small quantity of

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Parisian Barm*

By Blandy, John · Recipe sourced from internet_archive

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