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North Spore Shop: Injection Grain Bag, North Spore Mushroom Grow Kits & Cultivation Supplies

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Re: brown rice in a birdseed tek [Re: Anonymous]
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If you don't have a pressure cooker mintalyelevatid and want to to try a tek similar to grain you could always try VSOPXO's MycoRice tek which just contains whole rice. I haven't tried it myself before but I know theres a few people trying it.

http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=Forum2&Number=987287&page=&view=&sb=&o=&fpart=all&vc=1

Hope that helps



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Edited by Bi0TeK (12/07/02 12:31 AM)

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Re: brown rice in a birdseed tek [Re: ExtravagantDream]
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Burning isn't caused by drying out, it's caused by oxidation, mostly of proteins, and sugars. I don't think 350F is enough to cause this. It might be. PCs get up to about 250F.

Maybe 300F would be a better temperature. I know paper burns at about 451F, but it will scorch below that.

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Re: brown rice in a birdseed tek [Re: Baby_Hitler]
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>Isn't the reason grains have to be sterilized in a PC because WATER can't get
>above 212F/100C at regular atmospheric pressure?

Yes.


>Couldn't you just bake DRY grain in a jar at, say 350F, and then add sterilized
>water, and/or mycelial slurry?

As you already figured out, you will likely bake and caramelize your rice.
I never tried it though.
Try and report.

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Re: brown rice in a birdseed tek [Re: Baby_Hitler]
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sorry didnt mean to say burning is a cause of drying out. But it does have something to do with it. Water can hold alot of heat and once it is gone the only thing that will be able to hold the heat is the grain. I'm not sure when it will actually do this, but I think flower I stuck in the oven for some reason once started burning at 400F.

BTW, good link Bio.. That's exactly what I was remembering but couldn't seem to find.

Edited by ExtravagantDream (12/07/02 01:54 AM)

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