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I have the Bayou Classic SP10. The thing is a beast! The SP50 is the same burner if you prefer the tall legs instead of the short profile.

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I'd like to see the grain bill on that recipe out of morbid curiosity.

I would consider a 10g brew pot. I had an 8g when I jumped to all grain and I ended up having to lower the starting volume and add 1g top off water to the fermenter due to the boil off of the banjo burner. I got a 10g prior to my last brew day and life is good doing full wort boils now.

^^^^ This.

That's very close to a Newcastle clone recipe I have. Keep the Black Patent malt to 1 oz. and you should be good.

Agreed. Reading your post, you've been at 1.012 for 10 days. General consensus is 3 days straight and fermentation is over and you are safe to bottle.

I switched after four batches. Second best thing I've done for my brewing. First was going all grain.

I'm sure it's salvageable, but I personally couldn't drink or serve Maggotwein.

I use a number system. My first was a Newcastle clone so... 1-Newcastle clone, etc. I got a sharpie and wrote a "1" on the bottle caps after bottling. A quick look in the storage spot and I knew what I had. I've moved on to kegging, but I keep the numbers for batches for keeping straight in...

I use the regular garden hose with an in-line RV filter I picked up at Wal-Mart for about 15 bucks. Keep it dry and with the brew gear when not in use. Works just as good as the filter in the fridge and is actually a little bigger.

31603 + 5g of California Common = 31608

Just finished a California Common. Brew went great, glad I had my umbrella though. I need a carport.

Count me in!

Congrats. Wait until you shoot a rubber stopper through that hole. I just conquered that today. :rockin: