Conversion advice. 6 lbs pale two row = ???

[BeezyHeezy]

I'm looking to brew a partial mash of this-ish:

6 lbs Pale 2 row
4 lbs Malted Wheat
1 lb Molasses
1 1/2 oz Kent Goldings (60 min)
1 oz Kent Goldings (10 min)
American Ale Yeast

I'll keep the Malted wheat for steeping as specialty grain but need to know a rough conversion for the pale two row. Any suggestions or tools somewhere I can reference?

grassy-ass in advance.

 

[944play]

Wheat malt must be mashed. As long as you have the wheat to mash, you might as well mash the barley malt along with it.

Palmer has a helpful page on calculating extract potential:
http://www.howtobrew.com/section1/chapter3-4.html
2-row is usually around 36ppg times the efficiency.

 

[Yooper]

As was mentioned, wheat malt must be mashed. You can sub wheat DME for the pale two row, and wheat malt, as most wheat DME is 65% barley anyway.

10 pounds of the grain you have would equal 6 pounds wheat DME.

 

[BeezyHeezy]

Killer, Thanks!