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My wife has been experimenting with various types of grains lately to make
different sorts of bread. I wondered what would happen if she used some of my wine yeast in a batch. Google had lots of hits about using bread yeast to make wine (generally not recommended) but nothing going the other way. Has anyone ever tried using a wine or mead yeast to make bread? I'm sure it would work to some degree but wondered how strains bred for wine would perform in a batch of dough. Any experiences or references would be appreciated. Thanks, Paul |
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