teamrushpntball
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So have an idea to do a batch larger than my mashing capabilities. Any guesses if my idea will work?
I know I can only hold around 18lbs of grain in my 10 gallon BIAB setup to make a 5 gallon batch.
I want to do a 6 gallon batch, using around 24 lbs of grain.
My thought is to do two separate mashes then combine back into a single boil, hopefully ending up with 7 gallons of wort (6ish after trub loss).
I'd split my grain in half, do the first mash and drain into a holding vessel. Do the second and combine the two back into my kettle for the boil. Any flaws with my plan, or suggestions to improve?
I know I can only hold around 18lbs of grain in my 10 gallon BIAB setup to make a 5 gallon batch.
I want to do a 6 gallon batch, using around 24 lbs of grain.
My thought is to do two separate mashes then combine back into a single boil, hopefully ending up with 7 gallons of wort (6ish after trub loss).
I'd split my grain in half, do the first mash and drain into a holding vessel. Do the second and combine the two back into my kettle for the boil. Any flaws with my plan, or suggestions to improve?