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The alcohol is evaporated into the air of the oven and lost. In bread-making, then, the carbonic acid gas is wanted, and yeast is used to furnish it ; but that yeast is speedily baked with the bread and can never be used again. Unleavened bread is dough baked without yeast or powders, and is never "light. " Beer-making. In making beer and bread the sugar present in ripe grains is used, while in cider-making and wine-making the sugar of ripe fruits is employed. In bread-making we use rye, wheat,... etc. , and in beer-making the brewer uses barley. He first lets it sprout a little, because the growing grain has more sugar in it than the merely ripe grain. But when it has gotten very sugary he roasts it and stops the growing ; the grain is now called malt. This sprouted sugary grain having been ground up and mixed with water, hops, etc. , is called wort, and is ready for the ferment, yeast ; this having been added, fermentation (the change of sugar into alcohol and carbonic acid gas) begins.
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