Coastarine We get it, you hate BMC. HBT Supporter Joined Apr 21, 2008 Messages 2,515 Reaction score 35 Location New Bern Aug 6, 2008 #1 I know we aren't supposed to boil the gelatin, but I was heating it on high heat and it only got up to 145 when I noticed some scorching had occurred in the pot. Should I just throw this gelatin out and start again or is it still good?
I know we aren't supposed to boil the gelatin, but I was heating it on high heat and it only got up to 145 when I noticed some scorching had occurred in the pot. Should I just throw this gelatin out and start again or is it still good?
BigKahuna Senior Member HBT Supporter Joined Feb 3, 2008 Messages 5,902 Reaction score 64 Location Eastern Colorado Aug 6, 2008 #2 I'd pitch it. when it gets too hot it gets "Denatured" which means that it's lost it's ability to cling to the junk in your brew and help it settle.
I'd pitch it. when it gets too hot it gets "Denatured" which means that it's lost it's ability to cling to the junk in your brew and help it settle.
OP OP Coastarine We get it, you hate BMC. HBT Supporter Joined Apr 21, 2008 Messages 2,515 Reaction score 35 Location New Bern Aug 6, 2008 #3 Cool. Going for it. Not gonna hurt anything anyway. edit: The scorchy stuff had turned to solid jelly. I think the rest is just fine.
Cool. Going for it. Not gonna hurt anything anyway. edit: The scorchy stuff had turned to solid jelly. I think the rest is just fine.
boo boo Well-Known Member Joined Jun 6, 2005 Messages 4,164 Reaction score 47 Location Hearts's Delight, Newfoundland Aug 6, 2008 #4 I wouldn't put anything that was scorched into my good beer unless I wanted a scorched taste.
OP OP Coastarine We get it, you hate BMC. HBT Supporter Joined Apr 21, 2008 Messages 2,515 Reaction score 35 Location New Bern Aug 6, 2008 #5 There was no actual scorching. I think just the stuff in contact with the bottom of the pot got denatured.
There was no actual scorching. I think just the stuff in contact with the bottom of the pot got denatured.