SC - Vinegar

Mon Feb 9 22:18:54 PST 1998

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        Well first off, I am greatly intrested in one of these loaves.  =
Second, once blended, try putting it on a hotplate, or even just a pan =
on the stove to dry it up some.  This will still alow you the full taste =
of all the liguid, and still make it a bit dryer before it bakes.
        =20
        The more I think about this idea, the more it intrigues me.  =
What I'm thinking is take the grain/beer mixture and reduce it over high =
heat, both removing about 1/3 to 1/2  of the liquid and carmelizing =
whats left for richer flavor.  Cecil?  B?  DeMille?  Comments/ideas?  =
Oops, sorry....Master Adamantius?  Lord Ras?  Duke Cariodoc?  Might this =
happy village idiot have the benefit of your expertise?  Bear, you're =
the baker aren't you?  Feel free to jump in anytime, I'm dying to do =
this right.
       =20
        hyuk, Puck

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