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> How exactly are you keeping the yeast alive and reusing it?
real simple, i pour some of the sludge from the current batch into the juice for the next batch. the rest i keep in the fridge for breadmaking. the bread is slightly purple but tastes great. -- billb "etp777" > wrote in message ups.com... Friend was > just askign me how to go about doing this a week or two ago, and didn't > really find a good answer for him searching the web. So any help you > could give on this would be greatly appreciated, thanks. > > Joel > > billb wrote: > > inactive yeast??? > > > > for more than a year i have been turning grape juice into wine with the same > > yeast package i started with. In this time I have produced many gallon of > > wine along with many loaf of bread with excess yeast produced in the > > process. > > > > that sludge you get at the end of fermentation, it makes nice bread I can > > tell you that for sure! > > > > -- > > billb > |
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