Yep, you most certainly can make alcohol from bread. Initial fermentation has finished, so now it is time to bottle my Sumerian Beer using a recipe from 8000 year ago. With an ABV of 6%, time to also run some through my Reflux Column.
If you would like to see the first part video, use this YouTube link • How to make Alcohol from Bread - How ...
(Edit) The wash prepared for additional testing towards the end of this video with the Lalvin yeast failed. The only thing I could put it down to was the prolonged time from initial cook and add of Amylase to adding the yeast (2 days). When I went to filter out the solids, there was some natural yeast activity. I can only guess that this was not good yeast and the wash became contaminated. I tried to recover it by adding a third cup of bakers yeast and this failed also.
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Disclosure - Be aware that in some Countries there may be restrictions prohibiting the General Public from Distilling Alcohol for private consumption.
Happy Brewing..........