Recipe wanted for Cascade hops

Scored a # of Cascade hops @ a good deal so want to use some of them up in my next batch. I'm really not a big fan of IPA's. So was wondering if anyone can recommend some all grain, non- IPA recipies. Thnx.

2x4 IPA

Batch size 6 gallons
Boil size 8.5 gallons
Boil time 90 minutes
Grain weight 15.30 pounds
Efficiency 80%
Original gravity 1.072
Final gravity 1.017
Alcohol (by volume) 7.2%
Bitterness (IBU) 46
Color (SRM) 8.5°L
Yeast
15 dry grams
Dry
Fermentis Safale S-04

Grains/Extracts/Sugars
15.30 pounds
2 Row Base
37ppg, 1.5°L 12 pounds
78.4%
Dry Sugar - Corn
42ppg, °L 2.20 pounds
14.4%
Crystal 45L
34ppg, 45°L 0.5 pounds
3.3%
CaraPils
33ppg, 1.5°L 0.5 pounds
3.3%
Chocolate
29ppg, 350°L 0.1 pounds
0.7%

Hops
8.5 ounces
Cascade hops
5%, Pellet 8 ounces
Magnum hops
12.8%, Pellet 0.5 ounces

Mash
60 minutes, 11.4 gallons
Strike
Target 153°F 4.9 gallons
164°F
60 minutes (+0)
Sparge 6.4 gallons
176°F

Boil
90 minutes, 8.5 gallons
Magnum hops
12.8%, Pellet 0.5 ounces
60 minutes (+30)
Cascade hops
5%, Pellet 2 ounces
20 minutes (+70)
Wort chiller 15 minutes (+75)
Cascade hops
5%, Pellet 2 ounces
7 minutes (+83)
Cascade hops
5%, Pellet 2 ounces
0 minutes (+90)

Ferment
14 days @ 59-75°F
Cascade hops
5%, Pellet 2 ounces
7 days (+7)

You won't be using 16 oz. of hops in one beer unless it is an IPA of sorts.

I would suggest using them across 4 batches or so.

SNPA Clone
American Amber
Cream Ale
American Style Bitter

Shakespeare Stout!
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/can-you-brew-recipe-rogue-shakespeare-stout-178121/
You should be able to brew at least 20 gallons with a pound of Cascade...

^^^ I was thinking stout or porter as well. Really, any American style would be fine with these, but a big stout or porter will help you use a lot of them, if that's what you're after. Don't discount barley wines, either.

ed worts haus ale

Gregscsu said:

You won't be using 16 oz. of hops in one beer unless it is an IPA of sorts.

I would suggest using them across 4 batches or so.

SNPA Clone
American Amber
Cream Ale
American Style Bitter

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It wasn't my intent to use the whole # lol. Just wanted to use up a couple ounces in my next batch. Thnx for the input fellas...

Da Yooper's House Pale Ale FTW!

I received an American Wheat recipe from a friend and I brewed it last week. The original recipe called for Amarillo hops and WLP001 but I swapped those out with Cascade and US-05 since I had them on hand. The original recipe is based off the Gumball Head Wheat

Red Sloth Wheat 1.052/1.012 (6 gal.)
Grain Bill (70% Efficiency assumed)

6 lbs. – Red Wheat Malt
5 lbs. - 2-Row Pale Malt
1 lb. - Caravienne Malt

Hop Schedule

1/4 oz. - Cascade - First Wort Hop
1/4 oz. - Cascade - 60 min.
1/2 oz. - Cascade - 15 min.
1.25 oz. - Cascade - 5 min.
1 oz. - Cascade - 1 min.
1.5 oz. - Cascade - Dry Hop

Yeast

Safale US-05

Mash/Sparge/Boil

Mash at 153° for 60 min.
Sparge as usual
Cool and ferment at 68° to 70°

Deschutes Mirror Pond uses all cascades. I love that beer, and there is a good clone reciped posted on the forums.

You can always sub out some of the other hops in a recipe with some of the cascades for a more diverse hop flavor/aroma or even as part of the bittering charge.

5 Gallons...

14lbs of 2 row

Triple Decoction Mashed

Cascade
2 oz 30 min
2 oz 15 min
2 oz flameout

US-05

My favorite lawnmower.

CGVT said:

Da Yooper's House Pale Ale FTW!

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Funny you suggested this. I was actually looking @ his recipe earlier this morning, before you posted this lol

KraphtBier said:

Deschutes Mirror Pond uses all cascades. I love that beer, and there is a good clone reciped posted on the forums.

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+1. Here's a great recipe: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f66/mirror-pond-pale-ale-clone-70466/. Edit: This recipe also uses .5 oz Centennial, but only as a bittering hop.

SirBrewsAlot said:

Funny you suggested this. I was actually looking @ his recipe earlier this morning, before you posted this lol

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I have brewed this and Edwort's Haus Pale Ale. Both are excellent all cascade recipes. Both are simple to brew. Da Yoops is a little more complex, with a little darker color. Edwort's is a little lighter color and body. Edwort's is a bit cheaper to brew.

My wife loves Da Yooper's so I try to keep it on hand.

You can't go wrong with either one, though.

Cascade pale ale

84% 2 row
7% victory
4% C120
4% Carapils

1oz cascade 60min
1oz cascade 15min
1oz cascade 10min
1oz cascade 5min
1oz cascade 1min
2oz cascade dry hop (1-2weeks)

I also add zest from 3 medium oranges near the end of the boil.

Awesome beer! House staple!

TalkingGoats said:

5 Gallons...

14lbs of 2 row
>snip<
My favorite lawnmower.

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Is your lawnmower beer really pushing 7%?!

(Slow clap)

944play said:

Is your lawnmower beer really pushing 7%?!

(Slow clap)

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I'm lucky if I don't mow while drinking 8-9% or whiskey. You should see me when I'm climbing up trees cutting limbs with a chainsaw.