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To Make Rye Malt For Stilling
Steep it twenty four hours in warm weather, in cold, forty eight, so in
proportion as the weather is hot or cold; drain off the water, lay it in
your malt cellar, about fifteen inches thick, for twelve hours; then
spread it out half that thickness, sprinkling water on it at the same
time; after that, it is to be turned three times a day with care,
sprinkling water on as before. The thickness of the bed in this stage,
must depend on the weather; work it in this way till the sprout is half
as long as the grain, then throw it on your withering floor, wither it
there for forty eight hours; then put it on your kiln to dry.
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