Koji is a mould, not yeast. However, the prepared mixture should contain some yeast. Koji converts the starch in rice to sugars which is then fermented by the yeast and you get alcohol.
The jar is not 100% air-tight, so it is not necessary to use an air-lock. Of course an air-lock is something good to have but my simple method can produce good result.
what happens to the gas from fermentation if the lid is on the jar? Does it need to be released ? I really like your video and im making my first batch to see how it goes.
Actually the video shown is only a small part of the process. Koji is a type of yeast but there are many type of yeast for specific purposes. I will urge to join my Sake making workshop or buy the yeast from me.
Holy smokes! Thats enough koji for a tonne of rice! Thats nuts what you are using!
PointyTailofSatan 2 months ago
Koji is a mould, not yeast. However, the prepared mixture should contain some yeast. Koji converts the starch in rice to sugars which is then fermented by the yeast and you get alcohol.
TheTNTech 3 months ago
oh yeah.. manderin
PiercingIceTiger 5 months ago
thank for sharing your art of making sake, Great Video.
dwarf2 1 year ago
Thanks for the comments.
The jar is not 100% air-tight, so it is not necessary to use an air-lock. Of course an air-lock is something good to have but my simple method can produce good result.
MrCHONGFAH 1 year ago
what happens to the gas from fermentation if the lid is on the jar? Does it need to be released ? I really like your video and im making my first batch to see how it goes.
dwarf2 1 year ago
Can i just use plain white rice and is the Koji just yeast, i cant find any where i live?
thanks
shaun1446 1 year ago
@shaun1446
Thanks for the comment.
Actually the video shown is only a small part of the process. Koji is a type of yeast but there are many type of yeast for specific purposes. I will urge to join my Sake making workshop or buy the yeast from me.
MrCHONGFAH 1 year ago
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shaun1446 1 year ago
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@MrCHONGFAH
I live in the states So how can i join your Sake making workshop
do you have it online and how much
shaun1446 1 year ago