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I've read Palmer's How To Brew, The Everything Homebrewing Book, and Homebrewing For Dummies. (Plus I have all of you) I have Clone Brews by Szamatulski, but I'm looking for more recipes. Has anyone ever ordered one of those "640 beer recipe" CDs off ebay? I assume that they are compilations of old books and magazines in the public domain. I'm also considering Brewing Classic Styles by Jamil. Any other suggestions? BYO published a special issue of clone brews, but I don't know if it is still on the shelf.
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John Sand wrote:I've read Palmer's How To Brew, The Everything Homebrewing Book, and Homebrewing For Dummies. (Plus I have all of you) I have Clone Brews by Szamatulski, but I'm looking for more recipes. Has anyone ever ordered one of those "640 beer recipe" CDs off ebay? I assume that they are compilations of old books and magazines in the public domain. I'm also considering Brewing Classic Styles by Jamil. Any other suggestions? BYO published a special issue of clone brews, but I don't know if it is still on the shelf.
Brewing Classic Styles is an excellent book - every recipe I've made from it has been excellent. A must have. As far as other resources go, HomebrewTalk has a great recipe database, and it's free.
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Do you mean BYO 250 Classic Clone Recipes?
Andre is right, Brewing Classic Styles is a great book. Made a Brown Ale straight out of the book that took 1st place in the category.
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Thanks! Yes, BYO's clone issue. I'll probably pick up BCS too, I have a B&N giftcard. I do love the HBT forum too. I'd say 2 of my three best came from there. But I also like reading paper books, making notes in them.
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We have used BYO for reference when we are designing recipes, it isn't a hard bound like you are seeking it just sits on the Google Bar for quick access but it has some great info.

I think it is : byo.com/stories/recipeindex

Most of them have extract and 5 gallon all grain versions.

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Cool! I'll check it out.
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