Steam Beers
- Commoner's Rye
From: Mike Hoopes (decadent@fishnet.net)
- Ingredients:
- 2.00 lbs. Munich-100 malt 30L
- 1.50 lbs. Flaked rye
- 1.00 lbs. Harrington 2-row pale malt 1.8L
- 1.00 lbs. German Vienna malt 3L
- 10.00 oz. Cara Pils
- 2.00 lbs. DME Australian Pale
- 0.75 oz. Perle 8.4% (60 min)
- 0.50 oz. Williamette 4.2% (45 min)
- 0.50 oz. Williamette 4.2% (15 min)
- 0.50 oz. Williamette 4.2% (2 min)
- Yeast: BrewTek California Gold CL-690
- Style: California Common
- Notable examples: Anchor Steam, Maisel's Dampfbier
- Brewing: 1.053
- Bottling: 1.014
- IBUs: 37.0
- Alcohol: 5.3% (v/v)
- Color: 14 SRM (36 EBC)
- DBatch price: $16.97
- Bottle price: $0.32
- Mash water: 7.8 quarts (130 degF strike)
- Mash Schedule:
- 122 degF (30 min)
- 152 degF (65 min)
- 168 degF (5 min)
- Sparge water: 9.4 quarts (170 degF)
- Sparge liquor: 3.4 gallons
- Desired final volume: 5 gallons
- Add malt extract and water to top and bring to boil; add bittering hops after 30 minutes. Pitch when cool (65-75 degF).
- Ferment at 65-70 degF for 48 hours; rack to secondary gravity has dropped below 1.025. Continue
secondary fermentation at 60-65 degF for 14 days. Prime with 3/4 cup corn sugar or equivalent (or kr”usen with actively fermenting wort) and bottle. Condition for 3 weeks at 60-70 degF. Serve at 45-52 degF.
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- Cereal Steam Beer
From: Thomas Hovan (twh113@psu.edu)
- Ingredients for 5 gallons
- 3 lbs 2 row pale malt
- .5 lbs Quaker multi-grain cereal (yes i know its for breakfast)
- .25 lbs toasted malt
- .25 lbs light crystal malt (about 20 L)
- 4 lbs light malt extract syrup
- 1.5 oz N. brewer hop pellets (boil for 60 min)
- .5 oz Kent Goldings hop pellets (boil for 15 min)
- .5 oz Kent Goldings hop pellets (finishing)
- Wyeast 2112 Califorinia common lager yeast
- Comments: This is a good mash-extract recipie for steam beer.
I didn't have any quick access to malted rye so I
used an unconventional ingredient.
- I did a 2 step mash. I did a protein rest at 123 F
for 30 min. and a diastatic rest at 155 F for 45 min.
- Fermented at 64 F and cold conditioned for 3 weeks.
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