Looking for a simple STOUT extract recipe

[betelgeuse4721]

Hey all,

I was wondering if anyone could recommend a fairly simple yet successful stout extract recipe for me.

I appreciate it!!
Brady

 

[wailingguitar]

Are you looking for extract ONLY or extract + steeping grains?

 

[NJstout]

northernbrewer has a good irish dry stout kit. midwestbeer supply also has good stout kits.

i recommend the extract with steeping grains

 

[Hanso]

http://www.northernbrewer.com/documentation/beerkits/BigHonkinStout.pdf

 

[betelgeuse4721]

Are you looking for extract ONLY or extract + steeping grains?

Either or. I have no problem steeping some grains!!

 

[urbanmyth]

Try the Deception Cream Stout! I have it fermenting in the basement now. One of my favorite brews to date, even without tasting it yet! Just a lot of fun to put together.

 

[urbanmyth]

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f68/deception-cream-stout-141483/

I used S-04 instead of the Denny's.

 

[betelgeuse4721]

Thanks for the reccommendations everyone, I really appreciate it

-Brady

 

[betelgeuse4721]

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f68/deception-cream-stout-141483/

I used S-04 instead of the Denny's.

Forgot to ask urban - How long to steep the grains for with the extract version?

Thanks!

 

[urbanmyth]

Sorry to get back so late, but I just steep them from the time I get the water in the pot until the water is 170F

 

[betelgeuse4721]

Sorry to get back so late, but I just steep them from the time I get the water in the pot until the water is 170F

It's all good.

I just bottled the batch today and actually snuck a sip.

I can already tell man, it's going to be glorious. Tasted awesome.