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In paragraph 3 highlighted in bold how much sugar/ginger & yeast is added to the first plant mix in the jar of 275ml of water. The feeding thereafter is well clear.sorry 1tsp of each Just to be sure tsp is teaspoon correct not tablespoon?? sorry Will you need the plant first you can not make this , then you feed it , and yes it is teaspoon (the small one you use for stiring your coffee )
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you get a jam jar with a lid and poke a hole in the top with a nail , sanitize the jar with boiling water then you add the plant which is yeast, ground ginger, granulated sugar ( this is what the half is that i throw away ) and add 275ml (10fl oz ) of water , give it a good stir screw the lid on then leave at room temperature for 24 hours , it will come cloudy as the yeast comes to life and starts to live of the sugar, every day for 6 days feed the plant with 1tsp of sugar and 1 of ground ginger, and stir, after the last feed leave to stand for 24 hours, line a sieve with a clean tea towel , let the plant liquid pour through and keep the sediment back in the jar, in a saucepan, over a low heat, dissolve 600g of sugar in 1 litre of water, stir well with a whisk and bring to a simmer, at the last minute pour the juice of 2 lemons and the strained liquid from the plant into the hot mixture, dilute the mixture with water to make 9 pints of ginger beer , stir well and pour into plastic sift drink bottles, it is matured after 3 or more days and ready for drinking, use half the reserved sediment as the new plant to start the next batch, and share the other half with a friend so they can start theres
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Rideout with me and fellow members :)
Davehutch-hutchs replied to Stue11's topic in Rideout's and Events
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Saltburn Hill Climb - 18/09/2011
Davehutch-hutchs replied to BanditMike's topic in Pics & vids of Bikes
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