JerseyBrewer Well-Known Member Joined Nov 10, 2009 Messages 91 Reaction score 3 Location West Deptford Sep 18, 2010 #1 I'm brewing a nice dry stout tomorrow morning and I'll be using flaked barley in the recipe. But I'm not sure how to prepare the barley. Should I run it through the mill like malt? Just throw it into the mash?
I'm brewing a nice dry stout tomorrow morning and I'll be using flaked barley in the recipe. But I'm not sure how to prepare the barley. Should I run it through the mill like malt? Just throw it into the mash?
RCCOLA Well-Known Member Joined Nov 1, 2008 Messages 1,082 Reaction score 123 Location Northwest Arkansas Sep 18, 2010 #2 Either. I mix mine in with my grain as I'm measuring it out and it goes thru the mill, but it's so thin that the mill does nothing.
Either. I mix mine in with my grain as I'm measuring it out and it goes thru the mill, but it's so thin that the mill does nothing.
OP OP JerseyBrewer Well-Known Member Joined Nov 10, 2009 Messages 91 Reaction score 3 Location West Deptford Sep 18, 2010 #3 Yeah. That's what I'm planning to do - unless I hear a better idea here... Thanks for the reply.
O OLDBREW Well-Known Member Joined Oct 6, 2009 Messages 759 Reaction score 5 Location SJ Sep 19, 2010 #4 Just weigh,then throw the flaked barley right into the mash the way it is. There is no need to run it through the mill or pre-cook it.
Just weigh,then throw the flaked barley right into the mash the way it is. There is no need to run it through the mill or pre-cook it.
Bobby_M Vendor and Brewer HBT Sponsor Joined Aug 3, 2006 Messages 29,110 Reaction score 12,386 Location Whitehouse Station, NJ Sep 19, 2010 #5 Yup, just toss her into the mash.
3PegBrew Well-Known Member Joined Jul 20, 2010 Messages 811 Reaction score 16 Location Illinois Sep 19, 2010 #6 Mash Mash Mash.
DrAtomik Member Joined Jan 1, 2009 Messages 14 Reaction score 0 Location Sherbrooke Sep 19, 2010 #7 Mosher suggests to use a coffee grinder if you want a good yield. That's what I do