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brewers yeast

txzuckerbaeckerin

Sat May 21, 2005 11:37 am

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Can anybody tell me, if I can actually use that for bread baking? I got 3 sealed bottles full of fairely liquidy brewers yeast, that was used for making the pre-brew; it is supposedly active and now I'm wondering? Does anybody know anything about that? I wanted to make beer bread with it, thought that would just kick it is bit. They are stored in the fridge and.I also posted another thread in Cooking Q&A. Thanks, Ya'll TZB

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Sat May 21, 2005 7:46 pm

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txzuckerbaeckerin wrote:
Can anybody tell me, if I can actually use that for bread baking? I got 3 sealed bottles full of fairely liquidy brewers yeast, that was used for making the pre-brew; it is supposedly active and now I'm wondering? Does anybody know anything about that? I wanted to make beer bread with it, thought that would just kick it is bit. They are stored in the fridge and.I also posted another thread in Cooking Q&A. Thanks, Ya'll TZB

Hi... you are in the right forum. I just popped in to make your request known... Now you have it all in hand... that's good. There is someone in this forum who can help you, I am sure.