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Revision as of 04:41, 26 February 2008
This page serves as the script and then later as the transcript for the decoction mashing video.
introduction
Me talking
Welcome to this instructional video for decoction mashing. This video is not intended to show all the steps necessary for a deoction mashing all grain brewday. Only the the additional steps for decoction mashing are shown. We will start at dough-in and end with the start of the lauter
show slides of olden day brewers decoction mashing
- tripple, double, single decoction
- modern malts
- enhanced double decoction, Hochkurz
- single decoction
- decoction size calculation
- common problems for the home brewer
- commercial decoction mashing
dough-in
- conditioned malt
- no-dough balls
- pH measurement and adjustment, acid rest
pulling decoction
- heating up causes starches to gelatinize -> noticable as the mash turns in color and thicker
- amylase liguifies the mash again
- resting
- starch test, conversion problems with Munich malt mashes
- boil, change of color through samples
returning decoction
- temp and pH of the main mash
- protein rest, necessity
- sacc rest
mash-out decoction
- purpose of mash-out
- thin or thick