I wanted to make a Granola Ale as soon as I opened my first bag of Flaked Rye. I've been on a serious Mild Ale kick, and a pale version of the style seemed like the perfect vehicle to carry some granola character. If this turns out good I may brew it again for Christmas and add a touch of Cinnamon. THIS RECIPE MIMICS THE JOHN PALMER METHOD and has a Late Malt Addition. I use DISTILLED WATER since Malt Extracts contain the minerals from the original brewing water used to produce them.
I haven't used Brewgr in awhile. Been using some other calculators in the meantime.
Fermentables
19% - Dry Malt Extract - Pale Ale - US
1
42
6
Extract
10% - Victory Malt - US
0.5
34
28
Mash
10% - Flaked Oats - US
0.5
37
1
Mash
10% - Flaked Rye - US
0.5
36
2
Mash
7% - Honey Malt - CA
0.375
37
25
Mash
7% - Special B - BE
0.375
30
180
Mash
38% - Dry Malt Extract - Pale Ale - US
2
42
6
Late
Hops
Fuggles
1
Pellet
FlameOut
0 min(s)
4.8
0.0
Yeast
Fermentis Safale US-05
81%
Other Stuff
Lactose
8
oz
Boil
Maltodextrin
4
oz
Boil
Mash Steps
No mash steps in this recipe
Special Instructions
1.MY VERSION of this method utilizes two kettles, one for steeping/mashing & boiling (Wort A), and the other for dissolving/heating DME for the late malt addition (Wort B), which saves time and avoids hassle and mess.
2.Dissolve DME in 2 qts water to create Wort B "slurry." Begin gently heating Wort B to pasteurize when Wort A is halfway thru the boil. Add Lactose, and Maltodextrine to Wort B with 10-15 minutes to go in Wort A boil.
3.With some trial & error, Wort B should reach pasteurization temps with about 15 minutes to go in Wort A boil. Hold Wort B at between 180 and 210 degrees (82 - 98 C) until needed. I prefer a higher temp. Add Wort B to Wort A at end of boil.
4.Chill & add to fermenter, and then top up to 5.2 gallons. Pitch yeast and ferment at 67 (19 C)
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