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2008年3月10日 · Brewing yeast are selected for alcohol production while baking yeast are selected for CO2 production. You won't get the rise out of brewing yeast you will with baking yeast. Diastaticus strains of brewing yeast will metabolize starches better than non-diastaticus brewing strains but still, why not opt for baking yeast or building a native ...
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2023年1月8日 · Probably the biggest yeast manufacturer in the world is Lessafre. They own a number of local brands in key markets. I believe Redstar and Saf, in the US, are in their portfolio. Lessafre is the baseline brand for us professionals here in France. I'd definitely use fresh yeast over instant yeast any day of the week.
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2021年2月10日 · A bread yeast may not flocculate very well nor handle a very high ABV. A wine yeast likely would handle a higher ABV, but still not flocculate as well/quickly as a beer yeast. A UK beer yeast would flocculate very well, but may not …
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2018年3月12日 · You can use baking yeast for brewing, as both yeasts are strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. However, brewers strains have been selected for specific attributes (flavor, attenuation, and consistency). Most baking yeasts will make booze (up to about 8-9% abv. i believe), but I would never guarantee anything about it making good booze.
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2017年11月6日 · An airlock, and yeast. But don't skimp on the yeast. Bread yeast won't flocculate, it won't settle out easily when cold crashed. We humans cultivated it to be good at doing one thing. Baking bread. We also spent a large amount of time cultivating yeast strains particularly suited to brewing.
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2011年2月27日 · Some yeast won't work well in a dough/batter that is high in sugar (which seems counter-intuitive). Active yeast can't be mixed straight into the dough - I'm sure you know that, but mixing it up with rapid-rise yeast can be a problem. Cake yeast is for commercial bakers - it is fresh (alive) and consequently perishable. Good luck.
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2022年2月15日 · Going back to the original question - the whole idea of "bread" yeast versus "beer" yeast is a recent concept, it was only once lager yeast became common in Europe in the mid-19th century that bakers started buying in yeast explicitly propagated for baking. Before yeast started being sold, brewing and baking were two sides of the same coin ...
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2020年11月17日 · well after years of brewing beer, i thought all you had to do is add yeast to sugar water. but when i was forced to get into harder things. i found it doesn't work. doesn't take much but the yeast need nutrients. i've done a wheat germ tea, sugar wash with baker's yeast, did it up to 16%, mixed it with coke. wasn't TOO bad. if you cook rice at all, you could save any …
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2023年9月6日 · 1tsp of yeast CAN get you the same results as 2 1/4 tsps but the timing would be way different on everything. 1/2 tsp seems like way too little yeast for a good bread but it depends on how much the loaf weighed - yeast can only eat up so much before it runs out of oomph, and if there’s more dough to proof than the yeast can handle, you end up ...