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I know that this has been discussed ad nauseum before, but I'm considering Jamil's witbier. It has about 40% of the grist as flaked wheat and he recommends 122 for 15 min, then a 15 minute increase to 154 then hold there until conversion is complete.
I realize that step mashes are usually unnecessary with today's malts, but will I need one with 40% unmalted wheat? Are there any downsides?
I would do a double infusion at about 1 qt/lb to bring me to 122, then enough near boiling water to bring the temp to 154 for 45 min or so. Does that sound about right?
With Beersmith the calculations look pretty straightforward. Anything to look out for?
Thanks
I realize that step mashes are usually unnecessary with today's malts, but will I need one with 40% unmalted wheat? Are there any downsides?
I would do a double infusion at about 1 qt/lb to bring me to 122, then enough near boiling water to bring the temp to 154 for 45 min or so. Does that sound about right?
With Beersmith the calculations look pretty straightforward. Anything to look out for?
Thanks