malted Maize/corn vs flaked corn

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I am working on a recipe for a Newcastle Brown Ale Clone, and the recipe I am working from askes for flaked corn (1.3SRM) My two LBS that I support doesn't stock flaked corn, but one of them do have Malted Maize. Are there a difference between the two?
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weather you're using flakes are not, "maze is corn", when a recipe calls for corn we almost always use flaked maze, anything else like whole grain malted or not might be ok but mostly used for whiskey or moonshine, I would use flakes myself
 
Ozarks Mountian Brew said:
flakes are not maze is corn, when a recipe calls for corn we almost always use flaked maze
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You should be able to use them equally.
The malting process accesses the starches for conversion as does the flaking process.
I'd make sure to use them both with a base grain to have enough enzymes for conversion though.
Good luck,
Brian
 
Thanx guys. Like I said it is a recipe for a Brown Ale. The recipe that I'm working from calls for 65% pale malt and 10%flaked corn and the rest specialty malts. Not so sure that I am happy with that many specialty malts, will have to rethink everything before I brew
 
when I make cream ale I just use corn meal and minute rice from the store, I have used flaked corn and flaked rice

I cannot tell the difference

all the best

S_M
 

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