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Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Fri Dec 21, 2012 6:41 pm

Doin a broccoli wash
Almost 1 kg fresh broccoli boiled a little,not much,mashed.
4 kg sugar
Pinch Epsom
Pinch citric
100grams lowans bakers yeast
22 ltr water

Smells ok so far.recon it will work?? :shock:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby bt1 » Fri Dec 21, 2012 6:49 pm

Howdy,

Hope it turns out..never found a green veg that works for me..too much carry over even at 94%+ on the CM type still.

big fan of pumkin but...use this instead of TPW for a softer flavoured drop.

Let us your results

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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:01 am

bt1 wrote:Howdy,

Hope it turns out..never found a green veg that works for me..too much carry over even at 94%+ on the CM type still.

big fan of pumkin but...use this instead of TPW for a softer flavoured drop.

Let us your results

cheers
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Yer see how it goes,I was aiming for a veg high in nitrogen,,done a pumpkin one ,geez that's smooth stuff I recon,,dare I say smoother than tpw??what do you mean carry over?bit of a newbie so apologies in advance.im just using the pure distilling reflux 30 ltr boiler,and getting some awsome results. :text-thankyoublue:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby bt1 » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:04 am

Howdy,

The flavour carries over into the final product...there's just too much of it for my tastes if your making a neutral type product.

Give it a try see what you think

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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Wed Jan 02, 2013 12:15 pm

jasonc2861 wrote:Doin a broccoli wash
Almost 1 kg fresh broccoli boiled a little,not much,mashed.
4 kg sugar
Pinch Epsom
Pinch citric
100grams lowans bakers yeast
22 ltr water

Smells ok so far.recon it will work?? :shock:

Boiled it last night got 8 and a half 200 ml jars after chucking 300 ml fores,heads.smells ok for a neutral,going to bottle up tomoz and soak on some Kentucky bourban chunks for a few weeks then drink the sh*t out of it.!but over all smells good and hopefully tastes ok!this forum has inspired me to experiment.!thnks to all!!just thinking what else I can try now.......any ideas :-B
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby crow » Wed Jan 02, 2013 5:10 pm

any legume is high in nitrogen and should work well, clover works reckon Lucerne would to, some say tomato paste is pretty good to :handgestures-thumbupleft: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby ilanrl » Wed Jan 02, 2013 7:54 pm

croweater wrote:any legume is high in nitrogen and should work well:


Hey Croweater, when you say Legumes are high in nitrogen, Im not sure. That may be technically true but im not sure its free nitrogen that is available to the yeast to consume. Its not like like DAP or super phosphate where the nitrogen is available for plant/yeast growth.

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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby crow » Wed Jan 02, 2013 8:47 pm

:handgestures-thumbupleft: yep it is BTW superphosphate could be used (I wouldn't) to adjust ph but have nothing really for yeast to consume
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Thu Jan 03, 2013 11:50 am

croweater wrote:any legume is high in nitrogen and should work well, clover works reckon Lucerne would to, some say tomato paste is pretty good to :handgestures-thumbupleft: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

Hey is here a recipe for using potatoes,I suppose like the riskiest use for vodka?might try using them...will it wk you recon? :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby crow » Thu Jan 03, 2013 10:04 pm

Potatoes ... yeah bout that they will work but supposedly the yield is quite low so only really worth it if you can get a lot of spuds for cheap/free , not an easy way to get a neutral
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby MacStill » Thu Jan 03, 2013 10:52 pm

jasonc2861 wrote: ..any ideas


and cheese ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7JpOM8ACpk

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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Fri Jan 04, 2013 6:54 pm

McStill wrote:
jasonc2861 wrote: ..any ideas


and cheese ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7JpOM8ACpk

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WTF?hahaha,geezuz!! :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Fri Jan 04, 2013 6:59 pm

croweater wrote:Potatoes ... yeah bout that they will work but supposedly the yield is quite low so only really worth it if you can get a lot of spuds for cheap/free , not an easy way to get a neutral

I recon ill just use them as a nutrient,like half tin of tomato paste,4 potatoes mashed in there,4 kilos sugar,etc.might even leave the tomato out.. :D
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Fri Jan 04, 2013 7:03 pm

Just got a quote on a pot still head,one of those pure distilling ones,,380$,,I recon that sounds ok for a bought one,and they look fairly small and compact,,anyone use these,,looking at rum,rum and more rum!?,yeeeew :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby MacStill » Fri Jan 04, 2013 7:15 pm

I've seen better pot stills a lot cheaper than that :laughing-rolling:

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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby crow » Fri Jan 04, 2013 7:48 pm

jasonc2861 wrote:
croweater wrote:Potatoes ... yeah bout that they will work but supposedly the yield is quite low so only really worth it if you can get a lot of spuds for cheap/free , not an easy way to get a neutral

I recon ill just use them as a nutrient,like half tin of tomato paste,4 potatoes mashed in there,4 kilos sugar,etc.might even leave the tomato out.. :D

lessen ya gonna let em go green they will have jack all neuts for yeast starch if ya can find an enzyme to covert it but not alot else, bin told spud wash in no olfactory delight neither , not one to do in the kitchen :puke-huge:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby blond.chap » Fri Jan 04, 2013 8:20 pm

jasonc2861 wrote:Just got a quote on a pot still head,one of those pure distilling ones,,380$,,I recon that sounds ok for a bought one,and they look fairly small and compact,,anyone use these,,looking at rum,rum and more rum!?,yeeeew :handgestures-thumbupleft:


Hey mate, I bought one of these when I started. I've used it for a few times for rum and it works OK. If I had my time again I'd get one from the guys here or build one. Comparison is about $680 for the pure distilling head and 30L boiler, or more like $350-400 for a 2" pot on a 50L converted keg.
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby jasonc2861 » Sat Jan 05, 2013 3:41 pm

blond.chap wrote:
jasonc2861 wrote:Just got a quote on a pot still head,one of those pure distilling ones,,380$,,I recon that sounds ok for a bought one,and they look fairly small and compact,,anyone use these,,looking at rum,rum and more rum!?,yeeeew :handgestures-thumbupleft:


Hey mate, I bought one of these when I started. I've used it for a few times for rum and it works OK. If I had my time again I'd get one from the guys here or build one. Comparison is about $680 for the pure distilling head and 30L boiler, or more like $350-400 for a 2" pot on a 50L converted keg.

Ok I'm defiantly taking you guys advice here,just had a look at them in the store part.they look so long compared to the pure distilling one.can these be made to fit the beer me 30 ltr boiler that you get with pur distilling as I got there reflux still with boiler. :handgestures-thumbupleft: cheers. :text-thankyoublue:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby MacStill » Sat Jan 05, 2013 3:46 pm

jasonc2861 wrote:can these be made to fit the beer me 30 ltr boiler that you get with pur distilling as I got there reflux still with boiler.


Yes they can :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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Re: Broccoli wash.

Postby googe » Sat Jan 05, 2013 4:27 pm

Every bastard is out to bend you over and shaft you hard in this world!, well done for providing affordable stills for people :handgestures-thumbupleft: .
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