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  1. edost

    Where is your thermostat probe?

    Mine's just hanging in the air...
  2. edost

    Reese's Peanut Butter Stout

    I've been wanting to do something like this for a while now.. Do you have a recipe in mind yet?
  3. edost

    Help- brewing advice!

    Here's a good thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=8957 It looks like 350 for 10-30 minutes is the answer
  4. edost

    stil??

    From http://homedistiller.org/ Click on Introduction | Legality: What all this basically comes down to is ... 1. Americans can own a still, but it must be no larger than 1 gallon, and may only be used for water purification or the extraction of essential oils from plants...
  5. edost

    Nothing is happening

    One of the things you'll learn is that there are no hard and fast timelines. The 1-2-3 times is generally a good guideline to follow.
  6. edost

    Nothing is happening

    I second that. Here's a link: http://www.howtobrew.com/
  7. edost

    Please help save my beer - hops overboiled

    First off, welcome to the forums. Unfortunately I have some bad news: What dry hopping does not add to the beer is bitterness. Boiling is necessary to convert the alpha acids in the hops to iso-alpha acids to create bitterness. To maintain your desired bitterness, you still need to add the...
  8. edost

    Smithwick's or Killkenny clone recipes?

    Do you mean this book Bill? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1852491175/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
  9. edost

    My homebrew stirplate

    That's fantastic Yuri... keep up the great work!
  10. edost

    Vanilla Caramel Milk Ale

    Wow, I didn't know that. I also used what I thought was pure vanilla from Mexico. It was crystal clear though, so apparently not...
  11. edost

    hi from Huntsville, Alabama

    Welcome aboard
  12. edost

    Vanilla Caramel Milk Ale

    Lorena, How long has it been since you bottled it? I had kegged it 3 weeks after brewing it. 2 weeks in the keg, I took it to a party. It was very very sweet. 1 week later & it's a totally different beer.
  13. edost

    Vanilla Caramel Milk Ale

    Yup, I'm consuming it now :mug: :ban:
  14. edost

    Chances Of This Working

    Be careful with those carboy handles. They aren't meant to be used with a full carboy. I prefer the brew hauler: http://www.northernbrewer.com/pics/fullsize/brew-hauler.jpg
  15. edost

    Don't Try This at Home - parts 1, 2 and 3

    Brewpastor, I'd love to hear what happened next. It seems like you are no longer doing this professionally. Did you sell? Did you shut down for some reason? I looked around online & it seems your beer got really good reviews.
  16. edost

    question about krausen

    I wait until it's fallen. The "krausen ring" around the side will still be there, but when you are looking at it from the top you don't see any sort of krausen. If you are using a plastic bucket, I would not recommend opening the bucket a lot just to check. If you are using a glass carboy or...
  17. edost

    why would a brewer use maltodextrin?

    From BeerSmith: Use For: Adds Body Amount: 6.00 oz For Batch Size: 5.00 gal Add To: Boil Time: 5.0 min Notes: Malt bases sugar that is less than 5% fermentable. Increases the body and mouth-feel of the beer and adds slight sweetness.
  18. edost

    Maple Pumpkin Ale

    Here's what I brewed yesterday. It's a combination of several recipes I found out there. This is a 90 minute boil recipe 6 lbs Extra Light DME 1 lb Munich Malt 1 lb Vienna Malt 8 oz Cara-Pils 8 oz Crystal 60L 8 oz Maple Syrup (90 mins) 2 large cans of carmelized pumpkin (90 mins) 1...
  19. edost

    please not another pumpkin ale recipe!

    I just brewed my pumpkin today, to be consumed in October.
  20. edost

    Just getting started

    I know a lot of people prefer Papazian, but I like the Palmer book better.
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