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7.) make the yeast starter about 2-8 hours before the above 12 hours has expired | 7.) make the yeast starter about 2-8 hours before the above 12 hours has expired | ||
− | 8.) add the yeast starter and wait another 12 hours. | + | 8.) add the pectic enzyme and the yeast starter and wait another 12 hours. |
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+ | 9.) 24 hours has epired since starting. | ||
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+ | 10.) Now it is time to work on the acidity usig a hydrometer |
Revision as of 02:04, 23 October 2011
Vocabulary
- Must
- The ingredient in your primary container which will be fermenting
- Rack
- Siphoning off the clear liquid in the primary to the secondary
- Muslin
- small mesh which is used to cover the top of the primary allowing aire to freely flow with no pressure differential
Setup
Sanitize
1.)Cleaning the equipment with IODOPHOR
Test pear browning
Cut pear in half and let stand with the meat facing up for 15 minutes.
add 1/8 teaspoon of ascorbic acid if it is really brown otherwise ad 1/16 (pinch) if it is slightly brown to the primary after the pairs have cooled for 1 hour once boling water is poured over them
cut pears
1.)skin and cut 4-5 pounds of pairs into small chunks which will be mashed later like potatoes.
2.) wash the pear chunks in water
3.) be sure all the stems and seeds are removed
Procedure
1.) Place 4-5 lbs of mashed pairs in a nylon straining bag and then into the primary fermentation vessel.
2.) add 1.75 granular sugar to 3.25 quarts of boiling water
3.) pour the water with dissolved sugar over the crushed pears.
4.) cover the top of the primary and let it cool for 1 hour.
5.) add crushed ascorbic acid, the Campden tablet, yeast nutrient, tannin, and acid blend to the water after is has been cooled for 1 hour.
6.) wait 12 hours.
7.) make the yeast starter about 2-8 hours before the above 12 hours has expired
8.) add the pectic enzyme and the yeast starter and wait another 12 hours.
9.) 24 hours has epired since starting.
10.) Now it is time to work on the acidity usig a hydrometer