While corn sugar or corn can be used to replace the sugar that a proper allgrain mash would produce, a simple corn sugar wash will never give you the rich grain flavor that you get from actually mashing corn, so that’s pretty much a matter of taste. Also mashing corn grain (sometimes called a thick mash)...
Ingredients to Make a Simple Mash 1 5 pounds of white sugar 2 4 gallons of filtered water 3 5 pounds of cracked corn 4 1 teaspoon brewers yeast 5 1 teaspoon active bread yeast More ...
While you can actually make a mash from almost anything, from simple sugar, fruits and even breakfast cereal-the classic recipe uses good old fashioned corn. Many traditionalists like to stick with a simple corn mash recipe for making moonshine since it is the way moonshine has been made for so many generations.
Traditional southern cornbread gets its name because it’s made with cornmeal as well as fresh or frozen corn. Unfortunately, both of these ingredients are relatively high in carbs, which can cause unwanted blood sugar spikes. But with this low carb cornbread recipe, you can enjoy a delicious square or slice any time you want!