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I went straight to AG as well. Someone gave me a Coopers kit after I made my first AG batch because they heard I brewed some beer. I found it didn't taste really good and it seemed too. easy. I actually enjoy the work involved with AG

So I had a small boilover again but it was just before I was about to add my hops. Next batch I'm getting a bigger pot. 7.5gal turkey fryer is just a bit too small I think

This time I also have a wort chiller and not an ice bath. The wort chiller came from Bobby_M's videos. Thanks

I just started my second all grain batch. The first one I made a bunch of small mistakes but by the end the beer was still drinkable. The biggest thing I did wrong was after I had small boilover with hops on the ground, I added more hops which I guess I shouldn't have done. I also started off...

My first batch I had a boilover with some of the hops ending up on the ground. I added some more hops thinking it would compensate for the ones on the ground. That beer turned out EXTRA hoppy

Here's a quick bread recipe for the leftovers 4 cups flour - any kind. I just use the regular stuff 1 cup of mash 1 tbsp yeast 1/4 cup sugar 1 tbsp salt 3 cups of flat beer Mix ingredients in a large bowl. Let rise 4-6 hours, covered. Place on cookie sheet or in a bread pan and bake uncovered...

Good job. Now the wait is on to drink it. I finished my first batch a couple months and it was definitely a pretty good feeling.

Here's a quick bread recipe for the leftovers 4 cups flour - any kind. I just use the regular stuff 1 cup of mash 1 tbsp yeast 1/4 cup sugar 1 tbsp salt 3 cups of flat beer Mix ingredients in a large bowl. Let rise 4-6 hours, covered. Place on cookie sheet or in a bread pan and bake...

.........Ontario, Canada I've lurked on here for a bit and had great help from this site on my first batch of AG. I'm currently working on batch #2. I love all the info on this site :mug:

I've been a bit of a lurker and this site helped a lot with my first AG batch which went fairly well except for a boilover that resulted in some hops on the ground. I ended up adding a bit more hops and the beer turned out pretty, well, hoppy. It still wasn't terrible but I've learned. This...