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jmgreen7 01-22-2010 01:58 PM

Looking for recipe/kit - Vanilla Milk Stout
 
I want to do an extract brew. I started thinking about a vanilla porter, but then realized i love milk stouts as well. Does anyone know of a Vanilla Milk Stout recipe or kit. I would like to use beans rather than an vanilla extract.

Thanks!

snailsongs 01-22-2010 02:53 PM

Not to be snarky, but take your average Milk Stout recipe (preferably one in the 1.060's range) and add a vanilla bean to secondary (you can add your lactose then too). It will likely be great!

I have brewed Jamil's MIlk Stout from brewing classic styles and it turned out excellent.

wcarter1227 01-22-2010 03:38 PM

heres northern brewers breakfaststout recipe. use this recipe and cut 2 whole beans and soak in bourbon to sanitize. add to secondary

http://www.northernbrewer.com/skin/frontend/default/nbrewer_theme/images/media/beerkitpdf/BreakfastStout.pdf

jmgreen7 01-22-2010 04:26 PM

Yeah, sorry about that guys. after posting, i saw a bunch that basically said just that. I was looking at the NB version.

I've only read about soaking in vodka, not bourbon. It's an interesting thought. when you add them to secondary, do you add the liquor too?

wcarter1227 01-22-2010 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmgreen7 (Post 1829756)
Yeah, sorry about that guys. after posting, i saw a bunch that basically said just that. I was looking at the NB version.

I've only read about soaking in vodka, not bourbon. It's an interesting thought. when you add them to secondary, do you add the liquor too?

Yes you do.


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