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• Hot break
  ...l it "breaks" due to its collected mass and falls out to the bottom of the kettle.
  253 bytes (45 words) - 02:06, 28 November 2008
• Partial Mash Simplified
  ...ng and extract brewing. Benefits include still being able to do a partial boil while using grains not available to the extract brewer. Another thing some ...f beer you're making. Typically people use [[DME]] towards the end of the boil to keep the sugars from carmelizing.
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• Efficiency
  Some people calculate their efficiency based on the volume and gravity of pre-boil runnings. This gives the efficiency of the mash and sparge alone, which I ...effect is the fact that some wort is typically left behind in the boiling kettle, with the hops. This means that the brewhouse efficiency will always be a
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• Is it safe to brew indoors?
  ...uld cause you no concern except to be careful about boilovers in your brew kettle, which can be difficult to clean off of certain types of stovetops. ...ormed on a stove top. Many brewers eventually move to doing a [[full-wort boil]] on a powerful [[propane burner]]. Propane burners are not intended for i
  659 bytes (105 words) - 13:27, 29 August 2007
• Cooling, Racking, and Aerating
  ...lons, the easiest way to cool your wort is with an [[ice bath]]. When the boil ends, place the brew pot in the kitchen sink, then fill the sink around the ...only doing a [[partial boil]] of a few gallons of wort, simply pick up the kettle of cooled wort and carefully pour it into the fermenter bucket.
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• Pale Lager
  ...m of pre-gelatinized [[flaked maize]] in the mash or [[corn syrup]] in the kettle. [[Corn grits]] are used by many commercial brewers because they are cheap ...]] to it. You can also use [[Campden tablets]] to take out chloramines and boil to remove chlorine.
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• Conical
  ...conicals are sloped severely so that all the yeast and trub from the boil kettle will settle at the point of the fermenter. In commercial applications the
  975 bytes (156 words) - 19:36, 26 August 2007
• Beer math
  ...ltiply it by the total utilization based on the amount of time you plan to boil these hops. Take that calculation and divide by the constant 7.25 to get yo Total kettle Wort:
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• Simple all grain brewing
  I use pre cracked malt and a aerating syphon tub on my kettle. *'''Kettle:''' A converted keg with a syphon tube and pot scrubber strainer. Wort aera
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• Washing yeast
  *A large boiling kettle 1.Put the mason jars, lids, and tongs into the kettle and fill with enough water to cover equipment.
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• Cooling the wort
  Once the boil is finished, it is important to drop the temperature of the wort as quickly ...a sink, bathtub or other large tub, is filled with ice and water. The hot kettle containing the wort is then placed in this ice bath until the wort is coole
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• First wort hopping
  ...e [[first runnings]] in the [[brew kettle]]. Unlike hops added during the boil, hops added to the warm [[wort]] appear not to lose their aroma and flavor
  506 bytes (81 words) - 18:32, 13 September 2007
• Thermometer
  [[Category:Boil equipment]] ...pg|thumb|digital thermometer with remote probe installed in a coverted keg kettle]]Temperatures affect most aspects of brewing including [[mashing]], [[laute
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• No sparge method
  ...rist ratio during the mash, but at mash-out, adds the remainder of the pre-boil volume and recirculates until the mash is homogenous. If a brewer performe ...eturns. The higher your pre-boil gravity is, the lower your efficiency to kettle will be. Taken to an improbable extreme, adding a unit of grain would even
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• Brewing kits
  ...away with a fermenter and just about nothing else if you use pre-hopped no boil kits with just a few items from the kitchen. You will get beer but there's * 4-5 gallon [[Brew Kettle|pot]] for the stove top
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• Extract Brewing Simplified
  ...boiling water, adding hops at specified intervals during the boil (typical boil length is 60 minutes), and pitching [[yeast]]. If you want to get a recipe # Bring to boil
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• Is aluminum safe for brewing?
  ...yer must be built up before brewing (**see note below) with a new aluminum kettle, although it is very easy to maintain ; Aluminum pots have very thin walls, and are not suitable for a boil kettle, particularly if you want to install a ball valve : ''FALSE''
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• Brew Kettle
  [[Category:Boil equipment]] The '''brew kettle''' or '''brew pot''' is the vessel in which the wort is boiled. It is typic
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• Wort chiller
  [[Category:Boil equipment]] ...s a piece of equipment used to cool hot [[wort]] quickly at the end of the boil. For more information on the benefits of rapid cooling, see the article on
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• All Grain Equipment
  [[Category:Boil equipment]] Assuming you have a basic brew kettle, fermenters, bottling bucket, and bottles or kegs. The equipment to make t
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