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Just doing what I do
Just relaxing with a cold beer and doodling with my digital crayons while dreaming of being on a nice beach somewhere with a different beverage...
Comfort food and drink right there!Weekend is here and after 5 so gonna have to make me a drink and start on dinner.
Black Velvet and 7/up then BBQ some chicken with baked beans and and toast.
LMFAO!!!Well as I predicted my truck broke down in Waterloo. In a strange coincidence of fate it broke down in front of TMMs house. He serves a great lunch. Our lunch is pictured below.
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It was a truly great day. Thanks again for the hospitality. The Stout stole the show!Boil a gallon of water to 155°. Add the malt and wheat. Maintain
LMFAO!!!
Sounds good Mike.Start out heating a gallon of water to about a hundred and sixty degrees and then you dumped in the two pounds of malt and wheat and let it steep for 45 minutes between 148 degrees and 152 degrees. That's the tricky part. After that's done you run a half gallon of 150 degree water through the bag that holds the grain to sparge it and remove all of the starches and sugars. Then heat the mixture back up to low rolling boil an ad the liquid malt extract and then heat it back up to a low rolling boil again. Then you add the first pops and boil it for 40 minutes. Then you add the 2 lb of the dry malt extract in the spice pack and boil that for 10 minutes and then you add the last 1 oz of hops and boil for five minutes. Then you turn it off and cool it 2 yeast pitching temperature which is usually around 70 to 80 degrees add enough water to bring it up to the five gallon mark and then sprinkle the yeast on top and let it ferment for two or three days or longer. When it is done fermenting, you add priming sugar (for carbonation) and let it sit and get happy for a few weeks. Then let it sit in a frig for a few days before drinking.
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Barley soup?
Chunky style!Barley soup?
Down where?I just added the last hops. It will get happy for 10 min. Then I will cool it with my home made wort chiller. I wish you guys could smell this it smells heavenly down here
Damn car looks good John.It was a truly great day. Thanks again for the hospitality. The Stout stole the show!
Sounds like it does would enjoy the aroma.I just added the last hops. It will get happy for 10 min. Then I will cool it with my home made wort chiller. I wish you guys could smell this it smells heavenly down here
Naw you don't have to David just smile and have another beer.Wife and daughter just got home. Time to pretend to be a responsible adult again!
Well, I only have to seem responsible for a little while before slipping out to the garage to enjoy a few more cold ones.Naw you don't have to David just smile and have another beer.
I been there and sleeping on the couch because you pissed the misses off relay isn't that bad once you get use to it.
They will be here tomorrow and will show them the pictures you made. I am bad at trying to copy and send I guess I am to old or could blame it on my computer for being to old. lolHey Fred, I was wondering...how did the boys like the plane paint idea?
Gotcha! I will be interested to hear what they think.They will be here tomorrow and will show them the pictures you made. I am bad at trying to copy and send I guess I am to old or could blame it on my computer for being to old. lol
That part doesn't look to tasty but I bet the final part will.Cooled the wort and pitched the yeast. In a day or two I will post a shot of the airlock going crazy.
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