TheHomebrewConnection
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Just thought we'd should share this recipe with all Gluten Free beer drinkers. We call this an "all grain" recipe even with the addition of sorghum because it used 10 lbs of red millet.
10 lbs Colorado Malting Co's Cracked Red Millet (see site below)
3 lbs Sorghum 60 DL
1 lb Flaked Corn
1 oz Magnum (bittering)
3/4 oz Perle (bittering)
2 oz Willamette (flavor and aroma)
1 oz Whole leaf Cascade (dry hop)
Whirlfloc tab
Nottingham Ale Yeast
We mashed the millet and flaked corn with a step mash at 155 F, 160 F and 165 F. Sparge till 6.5 gal collected. Bring wort to a boil, add Magnum and Perle hops for full boil. At 30 min into boil add sorghum and whirlfloc tab. 45 min into boil add 1 oz Willamette hops. At 60 min stop boil and add 1 oz Willamette. Cool and pitch yeast. In secondary add 1 oz whole leaf cascades and an optional gelatin finings to clarify a bit more... Then bottle and enjoy!
Like I said above, this GF beer is amazing and tastes like other pale ales made from regular brewing grains! Worth a shot.
10 lbs Colorado Malting Co's Cracked Red Millet (see site below)
3 lbs Sorghum 60 DL
1 lb Flaked Corn
1 oz Magnum (bittering)
3/4 oz Perle (bittering)
2 oz Willamette (flavor and aroma)
1 oz Whole leaf Cascade (dry hop)
Whirlfloc tab
Nottingham Ale Yeast
We mashed the millet and flaked corn with a step mash at 155 F, 160 F and 165 F. Sparge till 6.5 gal collected. Bring wort to a boil, add Magnum and Perle hops for full boil. At 30 min into boil add sorghum and whirlfloc tab. 45 min into boil add 1 oz Willamette hops. At 60 min stop boil and add 1 oz Willamette. Cool and pitch yeast. In secondary add 1 oz whole leaf cascades and an optional gelatin finings to clarify a bit more... Then bottle and enjoy!
Like I said above, this GF beer is amazing and tastes like other pale ales made from regular brewing grains! Worth a shot.