BIAB Water Volume Question #2 - Recipe Included
Thanks! I will go for it tomorrow evening!
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Is it alright to put the full 7.5 gallons of water in the kettle, mash for an hour and then boil? Meaning I only add water before the mash? You've got it. That's the premise the original (and true) BIAB was built on. Go for it! The only consideration is kettle size. Do you have a ~9 gallon kettle t...
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BIAB Water Volume Question #2 - Recipe Included
Alright, so now I have a water volume question on the other end. Here is my recipe: 6-Row 3 lb Vienna Malt 3 lb Flaked Maize 2.25 lb 8.25 pounds of grain Is it alright to put the full 7.5 gallons of water in the kettle, mash for an hour and then boil? Meaning I only add water before the mash? This w...
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thanks again! I will look tonight!joshua wrote:Good Day Scott, The number and "HDPE" should be on the bottom of the bucket toward the center.
Clear PET bottles(Better Bottles) can and do, go soft at 180F. HDPE2 is good for 220F water.
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I assume the ale pales are HDPE2?joshua wrote:Good Day Scott, If you have an HDPE2 white Bucket, 170F water does not have troubles....230F oil WILL melt it down!
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3. You can use a large saucepan on your stove to heat the water you can't fit into your mash to 172 F and at the end of your mash, dump your grain bag into the plastic bucket and pour the water from the saucepan over it and let it soak for a bit. Drain the bag and then add the runnings in the bucke...
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how long do you put the grains in the sparge for?joshua wrote:Good Day ScottVin. I use a 32 quart kettle with 10.5 pounds and use 5.0 gal for the mash, and 3.0 gal for sparge, And boil for 75 to 90 minutes, Depending on air pressure and humidity.
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I would like to get about 5.5 gallons into the fermenter. My est OG is 1.066.
I think I might go with option #3. So, my question is how much water should I place in my BK?
I think I might go with option #3. So, my question is how much water should I place in my BK?
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BIAB Water Volume Question - Recipe Included
I am making the following recipe: Ingredients: ------------ Amt Name Type # %/IBU 12 lbs 8.0 oz Maris Otter (Crisp) (4.0 SRM) Grain 1 93.4 % 4.0 oz Caramel/Crystal Malt -120L (120.0 SRM) Grain 2 1.9 % 4.0 oz Chocolate Malt (350.0 SRM) Grain 3 1.9 % 4.0 oz Smoked Malt (9.0 SRM) Grain 4 1.9 % 2.1 oz A...
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Hi Lylo, I am in Long Island, NY... do you have a link for the walmart cube? thanks!
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Can I no chill in an "ale pale" container?
Can I do a no chill batch in an ale pale? Or would that have too much space for O2?
Thanks!
MODNOTE: Edited thread title from, "no chill in pale ales," to the above to avoid confusion between a 'pale ale' and an 'ale pale'.
Thanks!
MODNOTE: Edited thread title from, "no chill in pale ales," to the above to avoid confusion between a 'pale ale' and an 'ale pale'.
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Hi, my name is Scott and I found this site from HBT.
I would like to make the step to BIAB from extract and have a few questions.
Thanks!
I would like to make the step to BIAB from extract and have a few questions.
Thanks!
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