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  1. andrewdell19

    buckwheat malting

    How important is it to remove all the roots from the buckwheat after it is done sprouting? I have most of them removed and I guess if I spent long enough I could get them all, but it is time consuming. Thanks!!
  2. andrewdell19

    DAP (Di-ammonium Phosphate)

    Do I have to use this at flame out, or can I put it in after a day in the fermentor? I forgot to add it to my most recent brew. Thanks I hear it helps with the sour sorghum taste as well??
  3. andrewdell19

    Wyeast Labs gluten free liquid yeast

    Not sure if anyone has posted this yet but Wyeast is making two gluten free liquid yeasts: Wyeast 1272 GF American Ale II™ and Wyeast 2206 GF Bavarian Lager™ http://www.wyeastlab.com/pressrelease_archive_detail.cfm?pressreleaseID=5 Anyone used either of these or is anyone getting their...
  4. andrewdell19

    Strisselspalt

    Has anyone tried using this hop in a GF beer? I have 2 oz of it and want to use it. I am going for a lighter beer and I think the 4 lbs of Rice Solids and Syrups will help achieve that. I also have some ideas of trying a blueberry or strawberry whit beer? Any ideas? 1 lbs Light Toasted...
  5. andrewdell19

    How to make beer clearer

    I brew GF beer: So I have noticed that when I add gelatin to the secondary (1 tbsp gelatin 1 cup of water) it helps the beer become much clearer (and takes some of that sorghum taste out). When the beer is cloudy I assume that it still has the sorghum proteins suspended in the beer and when I...
  6. andrewdell19

    How to make Gluten Free beer clearer

    So I have noticed that when I add gelatin to the secondary (1 tbsp gelatin 1 cup of water) it helps the beer become much clearer (and takes some of that sorghum taste out). When the beer is cloudy I assume that it still has the sorghum proteins suspended in the beer and when I add the gelatin...
  7. andrewdell19

    Gluten Free (and stout) question

    So this is my second attempt at a GF Stout. First one turned out just ok but it was very thick- in fact my first 3 GF beers were thick in body and poor clarity and tasted a little yeasty. I have since used gelatin (2nd ferm) in my recent batches and that has really cleared up the problem. My...
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