First time All Grain recipe

[reynoldw22]

So I have been doing extract brewing for the past 6 months and am ready (or so I think) to try all grain. I just built my mash tun and was wondering if anyone had a good, maybe eaiser, recipe for my first all grain. Thanks!

 

[Wings13]

BierMuncher's Centennial Blonde is a pretty easy first brew. It was my first all grain brew.

 

[wilconrad]

My go-to answer whenever this question pops up is EdWort's Haus Pale Ale. It's simple and delicious.
Recipe is here.

 

[bbohanon]

Try a SMaSH brew. Single Malt, Single Hop.
Best way to break into all grain with minimal overhead, hop schedule and great result.
Mine was a Marris Otter/Fuggle SMaSH brew.
Gets you more in tune with what the malt and hops profiles are as well.

 

[doby]

10 lb 2 row mash @ 152 for 60
1 oz cascade @60
1 oz cascade @ 5
nottingham dry yeast

simple,everyone likes it, reminds me of labatts blue

 

[dmashl]

try a 5 gallon simple pale recipe:
8.5 lbs 2 row
1 lb 40L
.5 lb victory
1 oz simcoe@ 60 min
.5 cascade@15 min
.5 cascade@ flame out
I use Us-05 or S-04(english)
I do partial boils, 4 gallon, top off in fermenter(like a partial mash recipe)
if doing full boil, have to adjust the hop additions.

 

[reynoldw22]

Thanks for all of the advice everyone!

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