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  1. bjork24

    If I rehydrate my yeast, how long can it sit in the water until I pitch it?

    I'm going to start brewing in about three hours, and I'm wondering when I should boil some water for rehydrating my yeast? Seems like it might take awhile for the water to get down to 90 degrees after its been boiled. If I boil now, can the yeast sit in the water for a couple hours?
  2. bjork24

    Figuring out how to do BIAB with a partial mash kit

    I bought the Cascade Pale Ale partial mash kit from Midwest Supplies, but the included instructions are for a two step (two vessel) sparge. I have my new 10 gallon pot and BIAB bag, so I'd like to figure out how to rejigger the instructions for BIAB. The kit includes 3.3lb. of Light Malt...
  3. bjork24

    Need help deciding which 10+ gallon brew kettle to buy

    I have $100 to spend, but would like to spend less so I can use the remaining money on ingredients and/or other brewing necessities. I have Amazon Prime, so shipping is free, and I've narrowed the contestants down to three finalists: 1. 11 gallon stainless - I've heard good things about...
  4. bjork24

    Looking for help doing my first AG via BIAB with a SMaSH recipe in a 30 qt pot

    Hi guys, I'm ready to make the jump from extract to AG using my current set-up, which is a plain 'ol 30 qt turkey fryer pot and burner. I'd like to do a no-sparge BIAB and use a simple recipe for the first few beers, mainly so I can focus on technique and process until I get the hang of...
  5. bjork24

    Looking for help doing my first AG via BIAB with a SMaSH recipe in a 30 qt pot

    Hi guys, I'm ready to make the jump from extract to AG using my current set-up, which is a plain 'ol 30 qt turkey fryer pot and burner. I'd like to do a no-sparge BIAB and use a simple recipe for the first few beers, mainly so I can focus on technique and process until I get the hang of...
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