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The Levure view allows you to add or edit the Levure database that is available within the recipe design tool for building recipes. From here you can add new varieties of Levures, edit the parameters for items to be used in new recipes, and delete those you don't regularly use.
Note: Editing an item in this database will not change existing recipes as each recipe has a complete copy of its ingredients stored internally. Changing an ingredient will only change future recipes made with this ingredient.
Voir aussi : Fonctions d'Edition for using basic cut, copy, paste and delete functions
Online Articles: Pied de Cuves Part 1, Pied de Cuves Part 2, Making a Pied de Cuve, Beer Levure and Fermentation, Chris White Podcast, Chris White Interview
Using the Levure View
| o | Select the Levure view from the ingredient menu or ribbon |
| o | From here you can add, edit or delete new items using the large buttons on the ribbon |
| o | You can also adjust Gestion de Stock by editing the Gestion de Stock field for this item, and set the price (used for future recipes) using the Set Price button |
Adding a New Levure Item
| o | Select the Levure view from the ingredient menu or ribbon |
| o | Select the Add Levure button to add a new hop |
| o | You can add new grains, sugars, liquid extract or dry extract by adjusting the type |
| o | The critical parameters for Levure include the type, form and attenuation - as these are used to estimate the viability of the Levure and also in estimating the final gravity for a recipe. The cells per pack is also important if you use this Levure with the L'Onglet Pied de Cuve of Outil Pied de Cuve, as it is a measure of the number of cells in a fresh Levure pack. Typically large smack packs and vials from WLevure or White labs contain a bit over 100 billion cells while small packs contain only 20 billion cells. Large 11.5 gram dry Levure packs contain approximately 200 billion cells and smaller 5.5g dry Levure packets contain about half that amount (100 billion cells). |
Setting the Price
| o | Within the ingredient view, select the items you wish to set. You can select multiple items using Ctrl/Command-click and Shift-click on your mouse |
| o | Click the Set Price button on the ribbon to set all of the prices at once |