Hey all,
Im just trying to get my head around the whole biab process as i have never done all-grain before and would love to get involved. I am trying to apply these processes to some recipes that i have always been keen to do.
When you are scaling a recipe to biab does the cane sugar portion of the recipe need to be increased?
The recipe im thinking of is the belgian blonde from "Brewing Classic Styles."
Im sorry if it sounds like a noob-ish type question or it has been covered before.
Cheers
Richard
Post #2 made 14 years ago
Simple answer...No
I don't see a cane sugar addition in the BCS blonde ale (pg 96-97), but in general all grains/sugars can be kept at the same percentage given for a recipe.
I don't see a cane sugar addition in the BCS blonde ale (pg 96-97), but in general all grains/sugars can be kept at the same percentage given for a recipe.
Post #3 made 14 years ago
No, i mean the belgian blonde on p. 234-235.BrickBrewHaus wrote:Simple answer...No
I don't see a cane sugar addition in the BCS blonde ale (pg 96-97), but in general all grains/sugars can be kept at the same percentage given for a recipe.
so the cane sugar addition would still be 680g or 1.5lb?
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Post #4 made 14 years ago
Correct, assuming you're keeping everything else the same.6tri6ple6 wrote:so the cane sugar addition would still be 680g or 1.5lb?
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