All the measurments that were "actual " should have been zeroed out before I copied a pasted the screen shot.
I hadn't brewed this IPA yet so there so there were no measurements to take. The pre-boil volume was 2.5 the batch size should've been 1.5 because I boil off about a gallon.
I did this brew yesterday and actually had 1.4 gallons going into the fermenter. I left a lot of trub behind.
I steeped the specialty grains for 30 minutes. I then boiled that along with some water ( total 2.5 gallons) and at the end I added all the dry extract.
My final gravity was 1.058.
I missed final gravity by just a little bit.
I hope that's clear.
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Re: Could you check out my first Beersmith recipe?
I tried this IPA today and it's really good! After brewing 3 infected batches it's great to have one that I like! It's a pretty simple recipe too. There's a lesson for me. Extract ,steeping grains and hop additions can make a really tasty brew.
I drank it two weeks early but it's still good.
I drank it two weeks early but it's still good.
Re: Could you check out my first Beersmith recipe?
That's great!
I know the feeling of recovering from a streak of infections. Congratulations on your recipe!
I know the feeling of recovering from a streak of infections. Congratulations on your recipe!
Making beer and stew for the Zombie Apocalypse.
Never mind, there it is.
Never mind, there it is.
Re: Could you check out my first Beersmith recipe?
Glad to hear that this turned out great!
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