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Re: Grain alcohol
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| From: | chuckd
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| Posted: |
Thu Apr 13. 2006, 22:07 UTC
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| Followup to: | "Re: Grain alcohol" by Adam (Thu Apr 13. 2006, 11:06 UTC)
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> Alright, time to go through today's Painfully Stupid Question...
>
> I've never quite understood what recipes like limoncello or certain
> bitters recipes mean when they call for 'grain alcohol'. I get a
> mental picture in my head of a guy called Bubba and his best mate
> Earl sitting on the side of a road with a jug of moonshine for
> 10cents a glass.
>
Limoncello comes from the peasant class, the alcohol they were distilling was
very strong, this was a way to cut it. look to grappa for something similar,
in terms of making a waste product such as limon peels into something pretty
good.
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