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Making pizza from spent grains
Jul 5, 2014
Using spent grains from our Dark-eyed Junco Imperial Stout that was brewed on Mar 30, 2014.
On brew day, I placed some of the spent grains in two, thick, air-tight, plastic containers, and I placed the containers in the freezer on brew day.
A few weeks later, I pulled one of the containers from the freezer and dried the grains over about two or three day period. The soaked grains take a while to dry. I tried placing the grains in the oven for a while, but that made them wet and hot.
After the grains finally dried, I placed them into an air-tight container and placed the container in the refrigerator.
On July 5, I finally decided to try using the grains in a pizza recipe.
First, I ground some grains in our Vitamix. I pulverized the grains into a powder, but I used the Vitamix for under 30 seconds. Next time, grind for nearly a minute, since I found some twiggy-like aspects in the grains. So the spent grains are as powder as I would prefer.
The recipe:
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