making sake help please
making sake help please
Hi all, newby on the site, great site it is too
I want to make sake and im struggling to get my hands on kome-koji malt rice, does any one know where this can be purchased from?
Thanks
Alan
I want to make sake and im struggling to get my hands on kome-koji malt rice, does any one know where this can be purchased from?
Thanks
Alan
You can get the koji kin from here to make your own kome koji, but it isn't a UK site. A slightly better looking foreign site is Leeners. Never found a UK one but one might be out there. Assuming you're UK based...
Alternatively you could do it like they used to. Chew the rice. The amylase in your saliva will convert the starch to sugars which your yeasties can get to work on.
Alternatively you could do it like they used to. Chew the rice. The amylase in your saliva will convert the starch to sugars which your yeasties can get to work on.
- Ditch
- Five figured forum fanatic
- Posts: 11380
- Joined: Sat Mar 24, 2012 5:22 pm
- Location: Co. Leitrim.
- Contact:
The Japs are crazy. They eat fishes that can drop ye on the spot, if prepared inexpertly. They drink drink that can kill ye too. However, they also produce the most absolutely drop dead gorgeous, free boner with every one, sex on legs Girls! No race on earth can hold a candle to the Japanese for churning out beautiful girls en mass.
In my younger and fitter days, a bottle of Saki was always popular at the karate club social do's. Some guys there made their own too. I mean, don't hang me because it wasn't bang on authentic stuff, made with masticated grains and all that. It was just " Rice and Raisin Wine ", of course. But stick a two litre jug of that in the micro wave for a minute or two and who gave a flyer!
In my younger and fitter days, a bottle of Saki was always popular at the karate club social do's. Some guys there made their own too. I mean, don't hang me because it wasn't bang on authentic stuff, made with masticated grains and all that. It was just " Rice and Raisin Wine ", of course. But stick a two litre jug of that in the micro wave for a minute or two and who gave a flyer!
Aparently you have to leave the rice to ferment itself befor you add the traditional bits and that's where it gets dodgy, wild yeast on rice can produce some nasty toxins if left for too long, I'm no expert but the sites I looked at scared the bejeebus out of meADDLED wrote:Sounds fatal. How so fella?CyberPaddy66 wrote:I wanted to make traditional Sake once but upon reading that if you get the timing wrong you can die I thought better of it and now I only buy Sake from my local SeeWoo
