P pedro11 New Member Joined Jun 8, 2016 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Jun 8, 2016 #1 Passo a passo resumido.
FloppyKnockers Well-Known Member Joined Nov 11, 2014 Messages 2,941 Reaction score 4,030 Location Fort Worth Jun 8, 2016 #2 1. Heat water 2. Mash grains 3. Boil wort 4. Add hops 5. Cool wort 6. Pitch yeast 7. Wait... 8. Disfruta cerveza!!
1. Heat water 2. Mash grains 3. Boil wort 4. Add hops 5. Cool wort 6. Pitch yeast 7. Wait... 8. Disfruta cerveza!!
OP OP P pedro11 New Member Joined Jun 8, 2016 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Jun 8, 2016 #4 When you reach the ideal temperature for the malt mixture should turn off the heat and keep in mild temperatura?
When you reach the ideal temperature for the malt mixture should turn off the heat and keep in mild temperatura?
20grit Well-Known Member Joined Apr 14, 2016 Messages 216 Reaction score 78 Location Southwest Jun 9, 2016 #5 The goal is to maintain a consistent mash temperature. If you need to apply heat to do so, then do it. If you don't need to apply any more heat, sit down and drink a beer instead?
The goal is to maintain a consistent mash temperature. If you need to apply heat to do so, then do it. If you don't need to apply any more heat, sit down and drink a beer instead?
OP OP P pedro11 New Member Joined Jun 8, 2016 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Jun 9, 2016 #6 I understand this but a time that I'm mulling the chosen temperature and closing the pot must stay with the fire off? Or keep on low heat?
I understand this but a time that I'm mulling the chosen temperature and closing the pot must stay with the fire off? Or keep on low heat?
wilserbrewer BIAB Expert Tailor Joined May 25, 2007 Messages 11,277 Reaction score 2,912 Location New Jersey Jun 9, 2016 #7 Easiest is to heat water 6-8F degrees above mash temp, add grain, stir and insulate / wrap kettle w blanket to keep temp reasonably constant. With a little practice, you don't need to add heat during the mash.
Easiest is to heat water 6-8F degrees above mash temp, add grain, stir and insulate / wrap kettle w blanket to keep temp reasonably constant. With a little practice, you don't need to add heat during the mash.