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Shouldn't this be in the soup thread? :p

Olive oil has been tried https://beersmith.com/blog/2015/09/14/olive-oil-instead-of-aeration-for-beer-brewing/

Absolutely... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/real-wort-starters-overview.679019/

flaxseed oil... good choice. https://sherylcanter.com/wordpress/2010/01/a-science-based-technique-for-seasoning-cast-iron/

Yeah, since I have the bag, I still do a pretty fine crush with my corona mill... same crush as I was using when I was doing straight stovetop BIAB in a 10G kettle before my AiO... If I get stuck I can always lift the bag. But so far no issues. I *have* been sparging with a gallon or two that I...

I line my malt pipe w/ BIAB bag and just throw everything in... no rice hulls. Slowly lower the pipe in, give a minute or two to fully wet the grains (my pipe has no side perforations, so the water has to percolate up through the grain bed), then a gentle stir. No doughballs. Just started...

I just did 2 batches on my Klarstein AiO system... I haven't run too many batched through it yet, so I'm still tweaking my process. But for the first time, I "underlet" by heating my strike water then slowly lowering the grain in my bag-lined malt pipe into the kettle... I didn't go glacially...

I just now ran across the recent updates to this thread but I *did* happen to brew one today... Not the cheapest brew I've ever made, but I did use up a lot of older grains that I've been needing to get rid of... An APA based on @Yooper 's House Ale recipe...

Hope I'm not too late!

And sourdough... And kimchee... And tepachi... 🤪 Welcome!

Welcome! Lots of good info here... And generally helpful people. Plenty of collective knowledge and those who are eager to share it. What are your brewing goals?

165F? Isn't that a little high for yeast?

Thanks CornyKeg! I put a Scottish 80 shilling in the fermenter last night...

Another variation of th 1st one... These were all done on the Avery website... I find the graphics online somewhere and import them into an Avery Project..... Then print them with an inkjet onto plain paper and apply to bottle with a glue stick... Apply stick around perimeter of the label...

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