safebrew222 wrote:...I'm convinced these guys know everything we talk about here.
It's far from safe to assume that safebrew
. For example, one very simple example... In "bag" brewing, to avoid several potential problems, you pour the grist into the kettle that has been lined with your bag. You don't fill your bag with grist and then lower it into the water. (I hope you have stopped doing that Bob
). But in a magazine article, an Australian brewing magazine btw, a how to BIAB by J&J had several errors like that.
Look at most, probably all, recipes in magazines btw and you will find they are not what we can label, "high integrity" recipes unfortunately.
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There is lots of stuff that you will only find on this site or that was developed by the pioneers. Your potato masher mash paddle is one of the most basic that springs to mind. (That was me by the way
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A good thread for this site would be what info can only be found here or that originated here or with the BIAB pioneers. In that thread, we could also look at, if certain info did spread, did it spread correctly, and in cases where it didn't spread correctly, why not? Or, when discoveries or improvements or corrections have been made here to existing brewing info and the writers of that existing info have been advised, have they made the necessary corrections or not?
Now, that would be a very interesting thread indeed.
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