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Old 09-11-2010, 10:23 PM   #1
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Default 10 gallon thunderstruck butternut squash breew day pics

brewed up 10 gallons of thunderstruck but with butternut squash. though i would share some pics.

squash hot out the oven


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fresh out of the oven 1 hour at 350 degrees. i started with 7.5 lbs but doesn't look like its that much.


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squash and grains


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recirculating the mash


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picked up a cool little gadget at my lhbs to airate the wort, on the end of the hose


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was just short of 10 gallons cause my dip tube is not low enough. im going to keg 1/2 and open tap around haloween and bottle the other half for turkey day!


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Just curious, how much heat loss do you get when you recirculate your mash? Do you apply low heat while recirculating?


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this was the first time i recirculated. i hit my mash temp of 158, but it started dropping quickly. i put the burner on real low and didn't heat back up. i was down to 150 and turned the heat up more, it took a little trial and error but was able to dial it in. got back up to my mash temp at roughly 30 minutes into the mash. i didn't use a false bottom, just braided line. no scorthing of the keg, just don't crank the heat. apply little heat slowly until you see the temp starting to rise, use patience.
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Those glass carboys on the pavement scare me...
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i usually rest them on a blanket
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I'm still new at brewing and have done a few extract brews, can you explain to me what is happening and how to make one of these setups?
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Bro, do you even BIAB?!
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I'm still new at brewing and have done a few extract brews, can you explain to me what is happening and how to make one of these setups?
Welcome to HBT!

Try browsing here a bit:

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f36/all-grain-pictorial-video-tutorials-78963/

Read as much as you can on this site. Browse the "All-Grain" section of the forums and ask questions. Utilize the search feature in the upper-right-hand corner of the site to find info as well.

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