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  1. utahusker

    I dont think I care about my OG anymore

    Why are you sanitizing your hydrometer?
  2. utahusker

    First AG Batch Sparge ?

    I would mash at 1.25 quarts per lb. and run off. Then sparge the exact amount needed to make the batch needed.
  3. utahusker

    First pint of first all grain

    All I can say is I did tons of research before attempting all grain. My techniques are single infusion with mash out. Batch sparge via Denny's website. Props to Denny for his batch sparging info. My equipment is a Barley Crusher set at default spacing, a 10 gallon HLT, 60quart Ice Cube...
  4. utahusker

    First pint of first all grain

    Well I just drunk my first pint of my first all grain, and all I can say is WOW! This is exactly what I love in an APA. I adjusted my brewhouse efficiency in promash to reflect on what my results were. 86%:rockin: This recipe is a modified version of a SNPA clone. Advice or comments will...
  5. utahusker

    Good Grain Mills

    This is what I own and it works great. http://www.barleycrusher.com/
  6. utahusker

    Issues with my starter....

    Another reason to keep some US-56 on hand. I've had quicker activity with it than all of the starters I've used.
  7. utahusker

    To much room in secondary?

    I'll trade you two 5's for your 6's.:D
  8. utahusker

    Milling question

    Thanks, that's what I was afraid of. Unfortunately it is a single speed heavy duty drill.:mad:
  9. utahusker

    Milling question

    Hello, I have a 1/2" drill that runs @ 850 rpm. Will this be too fast for my Barley Crusher mill? I know the mill can handle it, but will it crush effectively? tia
  10. utahusker

    Hello from southwest UT

    Hello all, This is a great forum. I've been lurking here for a while. I am restarting homebrewing after taking a 14 year break. (I moved from Omaha NE, to Aspen CO, and now St. George, UT) All I did before was canned kits with average success. I have a Scottish Ale in the secondary and an...
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