Nino wrote:Just a thought why not use the jest to make lemincello and the pulp to make lemon flavored vodka. That is what I have done with my lemons. Still waiting for the wash to stop fermenting, it is going very slow at the moment.
db1979 wrote:I've used wine nutrient from hbs which is mostly dap.
Yep, zested the lemons for Limoncello and used the pulp for lemon vodka.
woodduck wrote:The recipe says 2 tables spoons so how many table spoons worth is 5 grams? I recon If you rehydrate with a starter your yeast will soon grow enough and be fine.
woodduck wrote:I recon 3 will be fine mate. Just use a starter if your worried.
Rehydrate your yeast in some warm water and a teaspoon of sugar in a jug. Once it's taken off and foamed up you can stir it into the wash or If your worred it won't be enough you can transfer that starter into a bucket with a 2 or 3 ltrs of warm wash and let it grow again then throw it into the wash and that will definitely get it going.
If you'd like more info on starters look up "yeast bomb" in the "serch our site link" at top of the page :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Good luck mate hope she goes well for ya
Sampson wrote:Hey guys,
Been reading the thread and looking for a few answers. I cannot get ec1118 yeast. Should I give it a go with bakers yeast? Really want to try lemon vodka for the bride, if it works then happy wife, happy life(less whinging when I’m in the shed) :-D
db1979 wrote:I used sn9 (I think that's what it was) from the hbs.
Plumby wrote:Won't affect the yeast mate, just don't go dumping any hot liquid on them or you will kill them. If I'm doing generations I normal put 10 litres of water on the old yeast bed, that way when I add the warm water it wont kill it.
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