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fromRemodelista
15 hours ago

Quick Takes With: Elizabeth Starks - Remodelista

"We've spent the last six years building a farm and homestead from scratch here, which has become home to a restaurant, guesthouse, and brewery, chickens, ducks, two donkeys, and a small flock of dairy sheep."
Renovation
Marketing
fromBevindustry
2 days ago

Recasting Our Point of Reference in Beverage

The beverage industry is shifting back to large brands acquiring established players rather than nurturing small, niche brands.
Cooking
fromTasting Table
6 days ago

28 Fluffy And Flavorful Yeasted Bread Recipes - Tasting Table

Yeast is essential for bread-making, providing rise, texture, and flavor to various recipes.
fromKqed
1 week ago

Bay Area Brewery Pulls CO2 From the Air to Keep Beer Flowing | KQED

"It's actually critical that if you want technologies which can replace what we have, whether this is air capture or something else, that you get affordable."
Beer
fromTechCrunch
1 week ago

Exclusive: Cauldron Ferm has turned microbes into nonstop assembly lines | TechCrunch

"We didn't know what we had," Michele Stansfield, co-founder and CEO of Cauldron Ferm, told TechCrunch. But eventually, Stansfield realized they had more than initially thought.
Venture
fromMail Online
2 weeks ago

Wine or beer? Experts discover which is healthiest in major study

The findings emphasise that the health risks of alcohol depend not only on the amount of alcohol consumed, but also on the type of beverage.
Wine
Cooking
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

How to turn old sourdough into a classic pudding recipe | Waste not

Bread-and-butter pudding transforms old bread into a comforting, indulgent dish, utilizing whole eggs and wholemeal sourdough for a richer flavor.
Beer
fromTasting Table
2 weeks ago

Beer Drinkers Are Shifting Toward This Emerging Style - Tasting Table

Mid-strength beer is gaining popularity as a moderate drinking option among consumers seeking lower alcohol content.
#sourdough
fromTasting Table
2 months ago
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9 Ways You're Killing Sourdough Starter Without Realizing It - Tasting Table

Feed sourdough starter high-quality, minimally processed flour and maintain regular, attentive feedings to keep it healthy and produce better loaves.
fromTasting Table
2 months ago
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Your Sourdough Starter Is Ready When It Does This, According To An Expert Baker - Tasting Table

A sourdough starter is ready to bake when it has doubled or nearly doubled in size and appears puffy, airy, and bubbly.
Everyday cooking
fromTasting Table
2 weeks ago

10 Delicious Mix-Ins That Will Transform Your Standard Sourdough Loaf - Tasting Table

Incorporating mix-ins into sourdough loaves enhances creativity and flavor, allowing bakers to experiment beyond basic recipes.
Cooking
fromTasting Table
2 weeks ago

This Is What Actually Happens If You Forget To Score Your Sourdough Bread - Tasting Table

Scoring sourdough bread is important for aesthetics and controlled expansion during baking.
Beer
fromTasting Table
3 weeks ago

How Long Unopened Nonalcoholic Beer Lasts For Optimal Freshness - Tasting Table

Nonalcoholic beer lasts three to six months when refrigerated, with pasteurized varieties lasting longer than unpasteurized ones due to alcohol's absence reducing natural preservation.
fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks ago

I make my own sourdough bread to save money on groceries. Here are 5 things I wish I'd known before starting.

To keep a sourdough starter active, it has to be fed regularly using flour and water. However, I didn't realize this until I inherited my first one. How often it's fed depends on where it's stored. For example, if I leave the starter on the counter, I feed it once every 12 to 24 hours. When I keep it in the refrigerator, however, I can feed it less, typically about once a week.
Everyday cooking
Public health
fromInsideHook
1 month ago

What Did AI and Beer Have to Do With a Salmonella Outbreak?

A salmonella outbreak at an Illinois county fair was traced to contaminated ice in a beer cooler, with the CDC report noting ice as an overlooked transmission vector identified through ChatGPT consultation.
Beer
fromTasting Table
1 month ago

Why Nonalcoholic Beer Is Almost Never Served On Tap - Tasting Table

Nonalcoholic beer remains scarce on tap despite growing demand because alcohol serves as a preservative, and kegs cannot undergo tunnel pasteurization like canned or bottled beer.
Cooking
fromTasting Table
1 month ago

Why Brewing Beer At Home Can Smell Pretty Bad (And What Rotten Egg Odor Means) - Tasting Table

Home brewing fermentation produces various odors including unpleasant sulfur smells, which are normal byproducts that can be managed through time, yeast selection, and temperature control.
Environment
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

How Yeast Can Actually Be Beneficial For Gardening - Tasting Table

Baker's yeast can serve as an affordable, gentle garden fertilizer supplying nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, but its effectiveness remains scientifically inconclusive.
Food & drink
fromPUNCH
2 months ago

How I Got My Job as a Director of Fermentation

Jamaar Julal built a fermentation career by self-teaching kombucha, founding JamBrü Ferments in 2018 and progressing to director of fermentation at Honeysuckle.
fromenglish.elpais.com
1 month ago

When your body becomes a brewery

He wasn't crazy. His body had literally turned into a brewery. Cases like this have been mere medical anecdotes for decades, but they have just received the most solid scientific validation yet. A study published in Nature Microbiology, conducted by researchers at the University of California (UC) San Diego and Massachusetts General Hospital, has finally identified what happens inside the gut of these patients. More importantly, it has found a treatment that works: a stool transplant.
Medicine
fromThe Beer Thrillers - Central PA beer enthusiasts and beer bloggers. Homebrewers, brewery workers, and all around beer lovers.
3 months ago

A Brew With a Twist: Could Beer Be a Vaccine? - The Beer Thrillers

Chris Buck isn't your typical home brewer - he's a virologist at the National Cancer Institute, known for discovering several human polyomaviruses, a family of viruses linked to cancers and serious infections in people with weakened immune systems. Buck's day job involves developing vaccines against these viruses, but he took things in an unexpected direction: using yeast engineered to produce viral proteins, he brewed a beer that delivered those proteins orally.
#craft-beer
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fromTasting Table
1 month ago

This Is Why Good Breweries Always Rinse The Glass Before Pouring And Serving You - Tasting Table

Rinsing a beer glass with cold water ensures 'beer clean' status, removing residues and oils to improve head, aroma, flavor, appearance, and pour.
Beer
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The One Beer Sign That Tells You A Brewery Has A Problem - Tasting Table

Gushing or overly firm cans often indicate continued fermentation or bacterial contamination, producing off-smells and off-tastes though rarely causing food-safety illness.
from24/7 Wall St.
2 months ago

One Beer Maker Bets on Vodka Tea Innovation as Its Rival Defends Legacy Brands

Boston Beer posted Q3 revenue of $537.5 million, down 11.2% year-over-year, while expanding gross margin to 50.8%.
Beer
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