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   1. Duvel Clone?

      by bullshift, 9 years ago in BIAB Recipes

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      Hello everyone,
      
      Still making my first steps in Brewing, but already have 6 brews under the belt. So far I haven't followed any recipe to the letter, I check a few recipes online for inspiration and adjust to my ingredients and equipment with BIABacus. I didn't have to flush any beer down the drain, so either it's working or I'm just stubborn  :angry:
      Recently got a Anova sous vide controller, which works perfectly for controlling mash temperature in my stove top setup. It helps me feel...

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      Goulaigan,
      I didn't cook any complicated food yet, just steaks, chicken breast and such... but that does sound like something I'll try soon!
       Anyway, I've done some googling and checked some youtube videos before trying the Anova for beer brewing. I have just used it for the mash, didn't try to use it for the boil part.
      I tried to keep the brew bag away from it, by putting a small strainer in the propeller area, so that the bag doesn't get stuck. It seemed to go fine. I really liked using it...
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      9 years ago
   2. 1st all-grain and 1st biab - stove top setup - newbie advice

      by bullshift, 9 years ago in Brew Day Stories and/or Pics

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      Hi everyone,
      This is one of my first posts, but I've been checking out this forum ever since I discovered the BIAB method. I'm one of those home brewers that brewed a couple of beer kits (still managed to destroy a batch of a beer kit, don't know how!) but was not really happy with the outcome and not really feeling like a brewer. So, I decided to do all-grain and google brought me to the BIAB world. Since I'm going small and brewing in my kitchen, I think this is the perfect method.
      
      Some...

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      Thanks, bullshift, for reporting the outcome and for giving some useful advice for noobs, too.  :salute:
      Enjoy the beer you made.
      I like your line, I'll probably brew another batch tomorrow.
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      9 years ago

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