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I guess I would look at a strictly potato wine recipe and a carrot recipe;
see what ingredients are the same and which are not. Also read through the directions on how to make each recipe too. If a 1 gallon recipe of potato wine calls for 5 lbs, I might use 3 lbs, because you're combining it with carrots. If they both use 1 tsp yeast nutrient, then I would use 1 tsp yeast nutrient for a 1 gallon recipe. If one calls for 2 tsp pectic enzyme and the other 3 tsp pectic enzyme, then I would go with maybe 2 1/2 tsp pectic enzyme. If one recipe calls for tannin and the other doesn't, I would add some but not as much as the recipe calls for. On the other hand, you could just make a 1 gallon of batch of potato wine and another batch of carrot wine, and then combine them later on.... Darlene Wisconsin "codie" > wrote in message oups.com... > Im a new member to this forum and to wine making as well. Im wanting to > create a gallon of wine with potatoes and carrots. Anyone know how to > create a recipe using these ingredients for a gallon of wine (I.e. > amount of acid blend, tannin, pectic enzyme) > > Also is there a web site that may give ideas on how to create a recipe > from various ingredients? > |
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