Kannst den James Bond jetzt auch in CS2 machen 😎

Yessss. Hab bei uns auch alle dazu bekommen! Muss nur noch mit den Schwiegerleuten und paar wenigen Freunden noch auf Wotzäpp schreiben 😍

Ich würde gerne Peterson und Findus machen. Wo organisiert sich feddit den für den Lemmy Canvas?

Top Tipp! Probier ich gleich mal aus, habs auch satt die Jerboa Versionen immer manuell zu ziehen. Dann wird die 7te App auch gleich noch mit probiert!

Wo gehobelt wir da fallen Späne! Beschwert sich ja auch keiner das in der Werkstatt mal laut seien kann. Das interessiert da keinen!

Nur nervig sind die kompletten Vollassis, die ihre Bremspuren nicht aus dem Porzellan kriegen. Wenn die wischen wie sie die Schüssel putzen, dann heilige Klabusterbeere...

Gefunden! https://feddit.de/post/1066237

Wow... Der Postbote hat bei uns mal ein kleines Paket mit Tape an den Briefkasten geklebt weil wir es nicht direkt annehmen konnten. Mal schauen ob ich das Bild noch finde.

Thanks! I'll try... How does crossposting work in the fediverse? Is there a function or do I just post the link to here?

I'll try ddg!

Comer over! I have to regularly measure sugar and of course I need to do a taste test

They are! I planned to only use the big one, but was afraid the fermentation would rise too much and split it between the barrels.

Ingredients (for about 10 L) 2-3 kg red currants 1,5 kg sugar 4,4 g yeast nutrient salt 15 mL antigel demineralized water 0.5 liters of apple juice (for the fermentation starter) Pure yeast "Port" (alternatively "Bordeaux"), preferably dry yeast sugar for post-fermentation (later) Ascorbic acid (later) Potassium disulfite (later)

Preparation

The currants are washed and then destemmed, that is, freed from all the stems. For this purpose, a fork is suitable, with which one strips the berries. Now the berries are mashed with a potato masher, the sugar and the yeast nutrient salt are dissolved in about 6 liters of water and added to the fruit together with the antigel. The rehydrated yeast or starter culture is added and the mash fermentation is started. It may be necessary to add sugar during this time.

After about two weeks, the mash is pressed off and the wine is diluted until an acidity of about 7.5-8 g/L is reached (shake out the carbonic acid before measuring!). Continue fermentation until about 13% alcohol is reached. Alternatively, fermentation can be continued to the end.

Once fermentation is complete, sulfur is added with 1 g of potassium disulfite per 10 L and the wine is kept as cool and still as possible. After one or two weeks, it can now be drawn off from the yeast into a new balloon. Now either the residual sugar content can be adjusted directly and filtered, or the wine can still be aged accordingly. If the "pithy" taste is missing, it can be improved by aging on oak chips (French oak, "medium toast"). The wine has a very good self-clarification, so that one can filter directly EK. Before that, the residual sweetness is adjusted and 1g of potassium pyrosulfite and 1g of ascorbic acid per 10 L are added to the wine again.

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http://met-und-fruchtwein.de/rezepte.html#johannisbeerwein

This is the Recipe I use. I'll paste it in DeepL, one Second!