Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Brew Your Own Beer Anyone?
In these times we are all looking for ways to cut costs without lowering our standard of living. That includes drinking Microbrewed beer. So if you want to try and do your own, here a few recipes you can try.
Anchor Porter Clone
Category Porter
Recipe Type Partial Mash
Here is a porter last year that was loosely based on Miller's partial mash
Fermentables:
4 lb British pale ale 2-row malt
1 lb black patent malt
.5 lb dark crystal malt
3.3 lbs M&F extra light syrup
Hops:
12.8 AAU Northern Brewer (boil)
Yeast:
Wyeast #1084 the Fighting Irish
Procedure:
Mash all grains together in a single infusion at 150F using 1-1/3 qt water per pound of grain. Sparge with 11 qt water, dissolve syrup, add water to make 6-1/2 or 7 gallons. Boil 1 hour, using all the hops. Chill, aerate, pitch, etc. Gravities were 1.055 and 1.016. I used a two-step starter on the Wyeast, and did a secondary on the beer. 18 days from boil to bottle (this was in November).
Anchor Steam-Style Amber
Category Steam Beer
Recipe Type Extract
Fermentables:
7 lbs John Bull plain light malt extract
1/4-1/2 lbs crystal malt
Hops:
2 oz Northern Brewer hops (11 alpha) (boil)
1 oz Cascade hops (5.6 alpha) (finish)
Yeast:
2 packs lager yeast
Procedure:
Pour 1 gallon water into brewpot. Crush grains and add to brewpot. Bring to boil. Remove grains. Add malt extract. Add 1/3 of the boiling hops. After 20 minutes, add another 1/3 of hops. After another 20 minutes add the last 1/3 of hops. After another 20 minutes, remove from heat and add finishing hops. Cover wort. Pour 3 gallons cold water into fermenter. Strain wort into fermenter along with enough water to make 5-1/2 gallons. Pitch yeast and put in blowoff tube or airlock.
If you enjoy these recipes and are looking to try more, there are more than than 600 recipes in our new product, “Brew Your Own Beer” (see below for ordering).
Remember to come back next week for more delicious treat, tips, tricks and techniques for your palate's enjoyment. We're all in this together and I'm pulling for you.
Mahalo.
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Need help in developing recipes for healthy and fun diets?
Check out the various Cookbooks, Including "Chef Rens Crockpot Madness", and "Chef Rens Chocolate Dreams",and of course “Brew Your Own Beer”, we have to offer for all your culinary pleasure.
For more information and to order your copy today:
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Anchor Porter Clone
Category Porter
Recipe Type Partial Mash
Here is a porter last year that was loosely based on Miller's partial mash
Fermentables:
4 lb British pale ale 2-row malt
1 lb black patent malt
.5 lb dark crystal malt
3.3 lbs M&F extra light syrup
Hops:
12.8 AAU Northern Brewer (boil)
Yeast:
Wyeast #1084 the Fighting Irish
Procedure:
Mash all grains together in a single infusion at 150F using 1-1/3 qt water per pound of grain. Sparge with 11 qt water, dissolve syrup, add water to make 6-1/2 or 7 gallons. Boil 1 hour, using all the hops. Chill, aerate, pitch, etc. Gravities were 1.055 and 1.016. I used a two-step starter on the Wyeast, and did a secondary on the beer. 18 days from boil to bottle (this was in November).
Anchor Steam-Style Amber
Category Steam Beer
Recipe Type Extract
Fermentables:
7 lbs John Bull plain light malt extract
1/4-1/2 lbs crystal malt
Hops:
2 oz Northern Brewer hops (11 alpha) (boil)
1 oz Cascade hops (5.6 alpha) (finish)
Yeast:
2 packs lager yeast
Procedure:
Pour 1 gallon water into brewpot. Crush grains and add to brewpot. Bring to boil. Remove grains. Add malt extract. Add 1/3 of the boiling hops. After 20 minutes, add another 1/3 of hops. After another 20 minutes add the last 1/3 of hops. After another 20 minutes, remove from heat and add finishing hops. Cover wort. Pour 3 gallons cold water into fermenter. Strain wort into fermenter along with enough water to make 5-1/2 gallons. Pitch yeast and put in blowoff tube or airlock.
If you enjoy these recipes and are looking to try more, there are more than than 600 recipes in our new product, “Brew Your Own Beer” (see below for ordering).
Remember to come back next week for more delicious treat, tips, tricks and techniques for your palate's enjoyment. We're all in this together and I'm pulling for you.
Mahalo.
============================================
Need help in developing recipes for healthy and fun diets?
Check out the various Cookbooks, Including "Chef Rens Crockpot Madness", and "Chef Rens Chocolate Dreams",and of course “Brew Your Own Beer”, we have to offer for all your culinary pleasure.
For more information and to order your copy today:
http://www.renspubhouse.netii.net/funstuff.html
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