Congrats! Looks like a mighty fine rig.

Sitting next to that carboy is now a carboy of Honey Rye Cream Ale. Have another carboy in the basement (lager) of a Munch Helles. Now the wait.... and wait.... and wait....

5.5 gallons of an Irish Red Ale, now for the next 3 weeks I wait.... now I need patience...... walk away.... walk away....

(Came in at OG 1.042, nice session brewski)

Brewing an easy drinker Irish Red today. I MUST do some brewing, I'm about out... not good.....

Well poop, I just tried to order another Grain Father and the discount code is not valid for it. Full price is $699, still worth it but, was only interested if their 20% off code applied to it. Oh well, guess I'll blow it on my motobike accessories... LOL

Just make sure the peppers are clean. I grow my own ensuring no pesticides/fertilizer splashed on them.

I used to make a plain blonde ale for this, adding just enough hops to level out the sweetness. The peppers implanted the aroma. When I bottled it, I would slice in half lengthwise and drop a half without seeds, leave the white vanes, into each bottle minus the stem. After 6 months, I could taste th...

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I've never made (or eaten) picked eggs. I think I'd probably want to try them before making them. Although i suppose i could start by making one and then try it to see if i want to make more. Kimchee is kind of an acquired taste. I've mafe it before and I've bought it as well. I don't think i made ...

I've done alot of kraut but the past couple years my garden gets hit hard by critters when we're gone a couple days. Made a lot of kimchee too... I love it, wife won't touch it. Only thing I've done much of late is pickled eggs. We've been traveling alot lately, not leaving much time to do alot I us...

Good luck!

Welcome to the forum! Post away on questions.

I'm surprised they are still in business. Either way I'll never recommend them to anyone.

Sweet!

If I remember right, I looked up ounces per cup. The 2.8lbs is what grainfather gave me. So... I won't guarantee accuracy, the older I get, the worse my math gets. In grainfather app, I worked it up as a 5 gallon batch then told it to resize to 1.5 gallons.