Recipes Needed First All Grain

[durandf]

Ok......I have been extract brewing now for a while with some very good results now and I oam ready to try my first All Grain. I have been reading and watching a lot of videos and feel pretty comfortable. I have gathered all the equipment now I need a recipe.

Does anyone have a great, tasty yet simple recipe for a first time All Grain. Thanks. If I can watch it on video that would be great.

 

[shoreman]

Id go with a simple APA Sierra Nevada clone - if you google it you will find plenty ofrecipes.

 

[itsme6582]

What do you like?

 

[beerman0001]

What do you like?

Dont say beer.

 

[Darwin18]

There are many solid recipes in Jamil's Brewing Classic Styles. On this forum, if you're looking for a very simple tried and true recipe, check out BM's Cream of 3 Crops in the recipes section. On the header there are a bunch of links - click on recipes - and you can choose from style.

 

[geer537]

For your first all grain I'd go with something a bit darker. Ed Wort's Robust Porter is very tasty. The darker beers tend to mask off flavors better.

Definitely look for something with a single step infusion, no sense trying a decoction mash right out of the gate (or ever if you can help it IMO).

Check out bobyfromnj's Channel on youtube. There are a ton of video's and he's given some sound advice on this board.

 

[TrubDog]

Ed Wort's Haus Pale Ale is simple, affordable and very tasty. I've got it on tap and I'll brew it again when the keg runs dry.

 

[jeepinjeepin]

My vote goes to an APA or IPA. The money spent on "Brewing Classic Styles" is well spent.

 

[durandf]

Thanks....Ed Wort's Robust Porter it is...will you all know how it goes next week. Cheers

 

[durandf]

where can i get Ed Worts Pale Ale recipe....I have been having great luck with my extracts on steroids. I am enjoying a very fine Honey Brown with a lot of extra goodies in it so i am looking forward to trying this one. Thanks

 

[geer537]

Here you are. There is an Extract, All Grain, and Mini Mash version:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f66/bee-cave-brewery-haus-pale-ale-31793/

 

[Yooper]

We have a ton of recipes posted, all of which are tried and true. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f82/

If you want to search for a certain person's recipes, they are under their avatar under the "recipes" tab.