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Some time ago, I described how to make beer with direct heating method. Since the outside is left cold refuses to brew apartment egress and decided to describe, I think, egress from the simplest egress brewing method - a method-infusion.
For beer 20L: 30L water Pilsen malt 2.5kg 2.5kg wheat flakes 25g Pearle bitter hops for 45min 30g Hersbrucker aromatic hops for 5min 20g coriander seeds 40g for 5min freshly grated orange peel to 5min Pārcukurošana with a pause at the temperature 68 degrees. egress
Thanks to John's enthusiasm, all raw materials are now at a reasonable money can buy in Riga. Prices and contacts here in bushy page. This particular recipe needs malt, wheat flakes (available at supermarkets), bitter and aromatic hops, yeast, coriander seeds and orange zest.
The next thing inventory: 2 boilers with built-in filter siltumkaste spatula for mixing coolant temperature sensor in mesh with the rack hops and cooking products (proteins) disinfecting egress solution (eg iodine) fermentation bucket coupler When raw materials and equipment have been prepared egress as a minor measurements and calculations: measure the temperature of the malt (in my case, 18 C) to look in the recipe pārcukurošanas temperature egress (at these recipes 68 C) to decide what amount of water use (at-infusion method I usually use 2x more water than the weight of malt, so in this case 2.5kg + 2.5kg malt flakes = 5kg, therefore, need to 10L of water.)
From these data it is possible to figure out how many degrees the water to be heated in order to present pouring malt mash get desired temperature. Calculators can be found online, you can use my excel file created. It should egress be noted, however, that excel file is used in a formula that assumes that siltumkastes temperature will be the same as the temperature egress of the malt. If someone likes to count, then you can also use the formula: water temperature = (temperature * pārcukurošanas egress (water quantity L + (0.4 * kg malt)) - (0.4 * kg * malt malt temperature)) / volume of water in liters
Pieber present malt and throuroughly throuroughly size and temperature. Temperature measurement in different locations may vary. From experience I suggest put the lid and wait 5 minutes to equalize temperature and then measure the temperature again. If the temperature egress is too low, you can add a little boiling water, but when rendered for the first time, then it is better to be left as is, it is not corrupting the results. Put the lid on top and waiting the time specified in the recipe egress - 60min.
After 60min elapsed CAST boiling water present in the mash and stir. It is important to make the mash temperature to rise to ~ 76-78 degrees. This will stop further pārcukurošanos and will fix the result, but remember that it is not desirable to exceed 80 degrees, as this would cause other processes whose details I will not go into now.
The first liters of turbid flows, for that reason it is poured into the filter box back While the first portion of filtration shall be subject to bask in the remaining water (15L). The water must be heated to 78 degrees. When the water has heated, the CAST filter box. It is important to pour water wise to not disturb the filter layer. I would recommend a box to put a plate and pour the water on the plate to make it just intact malt and spattering the side.
After filtration over (nothing more is not flowing), then put a pot on the fire. I can on the balcony using gas cylinders 5L and2-ring gas stove, but I Upper Bavaria egress and the electric stovetops, only it takes longer than the gas.
When the boil must be added to 25g Pearle bitter hops and timekeeper. After 40min accompanied by coriander seeds, orange zest and aromatic egress hops and timekeeper. After 5min boiler takes away from the fire. Total cooking time is 40 +5 = 45min.
When the boil must be accompanied by bitter hops portion remaining after 40min aromatic hops, coriander seeds and orange zest When the boiler removed from the fire, puts it in a cooler mash and cool rapidly. The important thing is to do it fast to "nošokētu" proteins as a result they roll into any lumps and sink to the bottom of the boiler bottom. These proteins affect the beer clarity, if must not be cooled fast enough, then the beer will come clear.
When must cooled, pour it to the fermentation vessel. Pour into a sieve to rack hops and proteins, as well as to bring in oxygen, which is important at the beginning of the growth of yeast. Different literature suggests then further stirred / šļakstīt / shake it all up, to bring in more oxygen, but after my experience this is more attributable to the lager yeast at low temperatures, room temperature Springtime well without it.
Sift through a sieve hops and proteins, as well as it helps must "add" oxygen at the beginning of the end of an important growth of yeast add yeast. Size must density, place the lid on the coupler egress and leave to ferment for two weeks at room temperature. If the yeast is all normal, it will start to ferment for a few hours
Some time ago, I described how to make beer with direct heating method. Since the outside is left cold refuses to brew apartment egress and decided to describe, I think, egress from the simplest egress brewing method - a method-infusion.
For beer 20L: 30L water Pilsen malt 2.5kg 2.5kg wheat flakes 25g Pearle bitter hops for 45min 30g Hersbrucker aromatic hops for 5min 20g coriander seeds 40g for 5min freshly grated orange peel to 5min Pārcukurošana with a pause at the temperature 68 degrees. egress
Thanks to John's enthusiasm, all raw materials are now at a reasonable money can buy in Riga. Prices and contacts here in bushy page. This particular recipe needs malt, wheat flakes (available at supermarkets), bitter and aromatic hops, yeast, coriander seeds and orange zest.
The next thing inventory: 2 boilers with built-in filter siltumkaste spatula for mixing coolant temperature sensor in mesh with the rack hops and cooking products (proteins) disinfecting egress solution (eg iodine) fermentation bucket coupler When raw materials and equipment have been prepared egress as a minor measurements and calculations: measure the temperature of the malt (in my case, 18 C) to look in the recipe pārcukurošanas temperature egress (at these recipes 68 C) to decide what amount of water use (at-infusion method I usually use 2x more water than the weight of malt, so in this case 2.5kg + 2.5kg malt flakes = 5kg, therefore, need to 10L of water.)
From these data it is possible to figure out how many degrees the water to be heated in order to present pouring malt mash get desired temperature. Calculators can be found online, you can use my excel file created. It should egress be noted, however, that excel file is used in a formula that assumes that siltumkastes temperature will be the same as the temperature egress of the malt. If someone likes to count, then you can also use the formula: water temperature = (temperature * pārcukurošanas egress (water quantity L + (0.4 * kg malt)) - (0.4 * kg * malt malt temperature)) / volume of water in liters
Pieber present malt and throuroughly throuroughly size and temperature. Temperature measurement in different locations may vary. From experience I suggest put the lid and wait 5 minutes to equalize temperature and then measure the temperature again. If the temperature egress is too low, you can add a little boiling water, but when rendered for the first time, then it is better to be left as is, it is not corrupting the results. Put the lid on top and waiting the time specified in the recipe egress - 60min.
After 60min elapsed CAST boiling water present in the mash and stir. It is important to make the mash temperature to rise to ~ 76-78 degrees. This will stop further pārcukurošanos and will fix the result, but remember that it is not desirable to exceed 80 degrees, as this would cause other processes whose details I will not go into now.
The first liters of turbid flows, for that reason it is poured into the filter box back While the first portion of filtration shall be subject to bask in the remaining water (15L). The water must be heated to 78 degrees. When the water has heated, the CAST filter box. It is important to pour water wise to not disturb the filter layer. I would recommend a box to put a plate and pour the water on the plate to make it just intact malt and spattering the side.
After filtration over (nothing more is not flowing), then put a pot on the fire. I can on the balcony using gas cylinders 5L and2-ring gas stove, but I Upper Bavaria egress and the electric stovetops, only it takes longer than the gas.
When the boil must be added to 25g Pearle bitter hops and timekeeper. After 40min accompanied by coriander seeds, orange zest and aromatic egress hops and timekeeper. After 5min boiler takes away from the fire. Total cooking time is 40 +5 = 45min.
When the boil must be accompanied by bitter hops portion remaining after 40min aromatic hops, coriander seeds and orange zest When the boiler removed from the fire, puts it in a cooler mash and cool rapidly. The important thing is to do it fast to "nošokētu" proteins as a result they roll into any lumps and sink to the bottom of the boiler bottom. These proteins affect the beer clarity, if must not be cooled fast enough, then the beer will come clear.
When must cooled, pour it to the fermentation vessel. Pour into a sieve to rack hops and proteins, as well as to bring in oxygen, which is important at the beginning of the growth of yeast. Different literature suggests then further stirred / šļakstīt / shake it all up, to bring in more oxygen, but after my experience this is more attributable to the lager yeast at low temperatures, room temperature Springtime well without it.
Sift through a sieve hops and proteins, as well as it helps must "add" oxygen at the beginning of the end of an important growth of yeast add yeast. Size must density, place the lid on the coupler egress and leave to ferment for two weeks at room temperature. If the yeast is all normal, it will start to ferment for a few hours
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