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Avoiding a Boil Over When Home Brewing
by Brad Smith A boil over when home brewing can be a real mess, particularly if it happens on the stove top. Even if you are brewing outside, you risk losing precious wort and hops over the side if your … Continue reading
Should you put olive oil in your homebrew?
Why use olive oil in your homebrew? Your yeast need oxygen for a happy and healthy fermentation. Yeast use oxygen during the lag phase to synthesize sterols and unsaturated fatty acids for its cell walls. If there is not enough … Continue reading
Grains and Adjuncts Chart
from BrewYourOwn Here’s a composite list of grains and adjuncts. The color is listed in degrees Lovibond and the gravity is calculated from 1 pound of the ingredient in 1 gallon of water. Click on the general categories below to … Continue reading
Mash temperatures
From HomeBrewTalk Wiki In the mash, grain is heated to one of a series of temperatures in order to complete different chemical and enzymatic changes in the wort. The chart below lists some of the common mash temperatures or rests … Continue reading
Is it Crystal or Caramel Malt?
By Terry Foster and Bob Hansen This article first appeared in the Nov 2013 issue of Brew Your Own magazine. Homebrewers are often confused by the terms crystal and caramel malt and are sometimes uncertain as to whether these are … Continue reading
Induction Vs. Infrared Cooktop
Induction Cooktops Induction cooktops remain cool and do not heat glass. Induction stovetops cook food by using electromagnets to heat the pots instead of applying heat to pots. Induction cooktops are highly energy-efficient, as no heat is lost between the … Continue reading
How to Clean Burnt Grease From Frying Pans
from eHow Grease is a necessary product used in so many foods made today. It has a tendency to cling to the pan long after it’s needed and exceed its usefulness. Regular washing won’t touch this stain so special measures … Continue reading
DIY 300B (SET) Tube Amplifier
DIY 300B Single-Ended-Triode (SET) Hi-Fi Amplifier Project Stamou Tasos outlines the design and construction of a 300B single-ended triode (SET) tube amplifier following a single-ended (SE) tube amplifier schematic by J.C. Morrison. The single-ended 300B tube amplifier circuit will deliver … Continue reading
A Beginner’s Guide to Making Wine
A Beginner’s Guide to Making Wine Much as do-it-yourself generations from the past home-brewed beer, scores of young professionals are now trying their hand at wine-making. And, just as home-brewers terrorized their friends and neighbors with their suds until they … Continue reading