All Grain Plus Extract American Brown Ale homebrew recipe. This homebrew recipe uses the following ingredients: Dry Malt Extract - Pale Ale - US, Special Roast - US, Crystal 70L - UK, Dry Malt Extract - Munich - US, Table Sugar - Sucrose - US, Chocolate Rye Malt - DE, Maltodextrin - US, Flaked Oats - US, Cascade Hops, Perle Hops, Voss Kveik Homebrew Yeast.
Fermentables
48% - Dry Malt Extract - Pale Ale - US
3
42
6
Extract
8% - Special Roast - US
0.5
0
50
Mash
8% - Crystal 70L - UK
0.5
0
75
Mash
16% - Dry Malt Extract - Munich - US
1
42
8
Extract
3% - Table Sugar - Sucrose - US
0.1875
42
0
Late
6% - Chocolate Rye Malt - DE
0.375
0
180
Mash
3% - Maltodextrin - US
0.1875
36
0
Late
8% - Flaked Oats - US
0.5
0
1
Mash
Hops
Cascade
0.5
Pellet
Boil
20 min(s)
5.8
8.7
Perle
0.5
Pellet
Boil
45 min(s)
7.1
16.1
Yeast
Voss Kveik
75%
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Comments
Nice to see others out there doing partial-mashes. You've got some swell recipes! Your most recent version of Granola Brown had some changes from the original, but I'm really keen to know how the original version of recipe turned out if you don't mind my asking. I recently bought some Flaked Rye and my first thought after opening the bag was to make a Granola Ale. Did some research and made up a recipe that might work. I've also put it into Brewgr if you're interested in taking a look. Cheers!
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Nice to see others out there doing partial-mashes. You've got some swell recipes! Your most recent version of Granola Brown had some changes from the original, but I'm really keen to know how the original version of recipe turned out if you don't mind my asking. I recently bought some Flaked Rye and my first thought after opening the bag was to make a Granola Ale. Did some research and made up a recipe that might work. I've also put it into Brewgr if you're interested in taking a look. Cheers!
7/5/2022 8:18:28 AM