Sat Apr 15, 2006 4:29 pm

Sorta' forgot about this thread! I do extract and some times some steeping grains as well. I usually boil about 1/3 of the extract from the start to get a slight caramelization and add the first 1/3 hops 20 min. into the boil. I add the remainder of the extract at the 30 min mark, irish moss at the 45 min mark along with the second 1/3 hops. The last dose 1/3 hops i add at flameout. So far the slight bitterness balances the maltiness nicely but it is not overpowering while the flavor and aroma of the hops is a definite presence without harsh overtones.
OK, my description is threading into "sissyfied" waters but the beer is good and I had no negative feed-back from those who drank it!

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Sat Apr 29, 2006 2:27 am

In case anyone is interested, here's a basic recipe.
I took a SN Pale Ale kit for the extract (Alexanders and some DME) and steeping grains (prob. crystal 20 & 40) I aslo threw in the included hops.

steeped grains

20 minutes added 4 oz Willamette and 2 oz Cascade
15 packet of hops that came with the kit (30g of some thing)
2 minute packket of some other hops

dry hop with 1 oz of cascade

Damn fine drink.
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Sat Apr 29, 2006 7:55 am

catfish wrote:In case anyone is interested, here's a basic recipe.
I took a SN Pale Ale kit for the extract (Alexanders and some DME) and steeping grains (prob. crystal 20 & 40) I aslo threw in the included hops.

steeped grains

20 minutes added 4 oz Willamette and 2 oz Cascade
15 packet of hops that came with the kit (30g of some thing)
2 minute packket of some other hops

dry hop with 1 oz of cascade

Damn fine drink.


And all for just 20 minutes of your time! Very cool... :D
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