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Malting is the
process of steeping, germinating, and
drying grain to
convert it into
malt.
Germination and
sprouting involve a
number of
enzymes to produce...
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drying with hot air, a
process known as "
malting".
Malted grain is used to make beer, whisky,
malted milk,
malt vinegar,
confections such as
Maltesers and...
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accelerating the germination.
Large malting floors were no
longer necessary, but
power consumption was high, so
floor malting held on well into the twentieth...
- [ˈʍɪski] or whusk(e)y [ˈʍʌski]),
often simply called whisky or Scotch, is
malt whisky or
grain whisky (or a
blend of the two) made in Scotland. The first...
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Malted milk or
malt powder or
malted milk powder, is a
powder made from a
mixture of
malted barley,
wheat flour, and
evaporated whole milk powder. The...
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fermentable sugars.
Traditionally in Scotland,
germinating seeds were laid on a
malting floor and
regularly turned.
After three to five days, when the optimum...
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created a
monopoly for
malting and brewing,
preventing ordinary householders from
brewing their own
nutritious beer for
everyday use.
Malt tax
riots Darwin...
- Witham, Es****,
England The
Maltings College, a
sixth form
centre in Halifax, West Yorkshire,
England The
Maltings School (
Malting House School), an experimental...
- peat
smoke in the
malting process. Even
today many
distilleries possess a
pagoda style roof on at
least one
building even if no
malting takes place and...
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sprout slightly in a
traditional way
called "
malting"
before it is processed. By far the most
predominant malt drink is beer (naturally
fermented barley...
