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  1. mnml

    Blue Prevention for Hard, Natural-Rind?

    The cheese in my aging room develops blue, perhaps due to an increase humidity level from transitioning from cool into warm seasons, or from a higher frequency of entering batches into the aging room. I wonder if the salt solution has enough salt. I wash these cheeses every day while they...
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    Rye IPA Recipe Check (repost, sorry im a noob)

    I am about to make a starter for tomorrow's brewing session. I have my yeast warming up before getting this thing a boilin. Since the recipe suggests my OG will be 1.063, should I go ahead and up my recipe for starter to 8oz malt instead of 6? the guy at the store gave me a recipe for 6 oz, but...
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    Rye IPA Recipe Check (repost, sorry im a noob)

    I feel like this will be more of a gentle IPA, or perhaps just an APA, hence the low hop entry. I want balance, not a "good IPA".
  4. mnml

    Rye IPA Recipe Check (repost, sorry im a noob)

    It has about half an oz more total hops than last time, but more are added at the end. Remember, I did it in the spring with hops continually added each minute, so technically half ended up in there before 30 min. The store I received my 20% discount from told me that it would be wiser to blend...
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    What are you drinking now?

    Westbrook Brewing Co. (SC) White Thai and their Rye Pale Ale
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    Rye IPA Recipe Check (repost, sorry im a noob)

    I am altering a recipe that I previously have done in the spring. Around then, it was Dogfishhead's 60-minute IPA. This was where I was introduced to hop scheduling, as they suggest to add an amount of hops over a 60 minute time frame. Being myself, I divided the amounts up evenly so that I...
  7. mnml

    Recipe and technique questions.

    I am altering a recipe that I previously have done in the spring. Around then, it was Dogfishhead's 60-minute IPA. This was where I was introduced to hop scheduling, as they suggest to add an amount of hops over a 60 minute time frame. Being myself, I divided the amounts up evenly so that I...
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