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Old 11-26-2012, 02:17 AM   #1
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I'm currently using a turkey fryer burner for boiling but looking to go electric or even upgrade my propane cooking method. What is the best way to hit temperatures with propane? I'm having difficulties getting say 155 and maintaining for 30 minutes for steeping grains. Any input is greatly appreciated in advance.
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The cheapest way is to build a cooler mash tun a cooler will hold temps for an hour with ease.
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