Hi

[wolfen]

Names Ken im 60 years old live in a small town in NC and I love craft beers and spirits more than any of the main streem stuff I basically found this site because I googled useing a 100 lb propane cylinder witha turlkey fryer I do have a regulator for it so I maight possible look aroudn on here and brew something of my own

 

[IslandLizard]

Welcome to HBT, @wolfen!

Plenty of information in our "Beginners" forum to get started.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forums/beginners-beer-brewing-forum.39/

You can brew any size batch you want, using an (outside) turkey fryer, and a properly sized kettle.

To get started, many use their kitchen stovetop for brewing smaller sized batches (although some will go up to 5 gallons). This is to learn the trade, get variety, and keep potential errors minimized. A 2 to 4-gallon stock pot can be very useful for that.

 

[ncbrewer]

Welcome.
If you're interested in reading up on brewing, How to Brew, 4th Edition would be worthwhile. It might seem like too much information to get a quick start, but the first chapter is "Brewing Your First Batch of Beer ". You can get started before spending a lot of time reading all the finer points.

 

[Nash]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[HBT_Admin]

Welcome to the forum, Ken!

 

[Lampman]

Welcome to the forum!