A Practical Handbook On the Distillation of Alcohol From Farm Products, Including the Processes of Malting : Mashing And Mascerating : Fermenting And Distilling Alcohol From Grain, Beets, Potatoes, Molasses, Etc., With Chapters of Alcoholometry And the De
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For ungelatinized starch this is not great enough, hence the greater part of the mashing is carried on at the lower temperature and only towards the end should the temperature be raised to the maximum 150° F.
Every distiller uses his own judgment as to the amount of the mashing water used, its temperature, 134 DISTILLATION OP ALCOHOL.
the length of time during which the mash rests, and the length of time for saccharification.
Saccharification may be recognized by the fol- lowing signs: The mash... loses its first white mealy look, and changes to dark brown. It also becomes thin and easily stirred. The taste is sweet and its odor is like that of fresh bread.
Com and other grain may be mashed con- veniently in such an apparatus as that described on page IC, as used for potatoes the steam being introduced under pressure.
The water is first placed in the steamer. Steam is introduced into the water and it is brought to a boil The com is then introduced gradually, the steam pressure increased to its maximum, and the mass blown out as described in Chapter VII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ungelatinized starch this is not great enough, hence the greater part of the mashing is carried on at the lower temperature and only towards the end should the temperature be raised to the maximum 150° F.
Every distiller uses his own judgment as to the amount of the mashing water used, its temperature, 134 DISTILLATION OP ALCOHOL.
the length of time during which the mash rests, and the length of time for saccharification.
Saccharification may be recognized by the fol- lowing signs: The mash... loses its first white mealy look, and changes to dark brown. It also becomes thin and easily stirred. The taste is sweet and its odor is like that of fresh bread.
Com and other grain may be mashed con- veniently in such an apparatus as that described on page IC, as used for potatoes the steam being introduced under pressure.
The water is first placed in the steamer. Steam is introduced into the water and it is brought to a boil The com is then introduced gradually, the steam pressure increased to its maximum, and the mass blown out as described in Chapter VII.
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