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For the love of beer!
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I've just read this http://oz.craftbrewer.org/Library/Methods/Hayes/YeastWash.shtml
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Generally speaking, the non-yeast settles faster. I usually dump my trub with some water into a big 1g pitcher my wife has and let it settle for an hour. By then there's a pretty decent trub on the bottom of the pitcher and I decant the lighter liquid into as many jars as I want to save and refrigerate them. After a day or two there is a 1/4" or so whitish-tan yeast cake on the bottom with clear amber liquid above it (which I decant prior to making a starter).
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Yes. The unwanted stuff falls out and the yeast stays suspended. That's why you need to keep an eye on it so not too much yeast falls out with the garbage.
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Thanks everyone. I'm going to try this soon. If it is contaminated in the process, is there a way to know this before I use it?
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The best way to tell if it's bad is to smell it. If that doesn't work...taste it.
Of course, the bad thing about this is you have to know what you are tasting for. This is one of the reasons I sample everything at every stage. OK, I'm picky, but I'm not anal. On the other hand...you may get a kick out of this...I like tomato juice, soup and BLENDED salsa...I DO NOT like tomatoes or catsup...I like oranges...I DO NOT like orange juice...I like pineapples...I DO NOT like pineapple juice...I like grapefuit...I DO NOT like grapefuit juice...I like apple juice...I DO NOT like apples...I like mushroom gravy...I DO NOT like mushrooms...there's more so I won't bore you any further...but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night and I LIKE BEER A WHOLE LOT!!! ![]()
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That's some funny stuff. I like all things tomato except for catsup. Catsup is the most vile condiment on god's green earth. Down with catsup!
Oh, and about the yeast wash... There was ice on top of my sample. Is that going to kill the yeast. My instincts say it might not kill them but it might mess with the flavor it produces.
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Yep. Let's please keep anything political out of this forum.
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I've never found that someone's political affiliation affected the taste of their cooking.
These guys are right, stuff like that gets ugly quick. Let's save our disagreements for things like White Labs vs. Wyeast.
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