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Offline RCRed  
#21 Posted : Monday, May 05, 2014 6:35:37 AM(UTC)
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Clarification - I cook sweet feed and barley at 145-148 for abt 90 mins

The Flaked was just put into 145 degree water, and then stirred.... left sit till it cooled... I was making a simple corn/sugar wash then... Sorry I did not make that more clear. I get a bit too fixated on Sweet feeds....
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#22 Posted : Wednesday, May 07, 2014 4:03:13 AM(UTC)
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ok I have confirmed that the flaked maize, barley and rye ARE Pregelatinized

then I used prestige yeast with AG, which adds gelatin - so it this my problem??? or if I would have heated the flaked grains to 148F like RCRED said, would that have fixed my problem??
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#23 Posted : Wednesday, May 07, 2014 4:38:16 AM(UTC)
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Heya Cajun..

I recommend searching "Flaked Maize" here... There are an oodle of threads here on the matter;

http://www.brewhausforum...p;highlight=Flaked+Maize

For a sample...

You have to mash it in hot water, and BH Admin said in a thread here somewhere about it, but I cannot find the thread just now..

Another reference to re-hydrating Flaked Maize at temperature is here:
http://www.artisan-disti...ilit=Flaked+Maize#p75690
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