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On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 06:11:58 GMT, Mike Dilger >
wrote: >But malt is high in enzymes. At least many brewing malts are. I'm >wondering if I roast sprouted barley at a high enough temperature if >the malt will die and thus be usable in rye. Hi Mike, I don't know about the effects of malt on rye, but I do know that there are two types of malt available: They are called "diastatic" or "non-diastatic" depending upon whether the (principle) enzyme, diastase, is active (if that is the proper term) or inactive (again, apologies to the chemists...) HTH, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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