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- Wed Oct 22, 2014 10:23 am
- Forum: Recipe Development
- Topic: Apple Brandy
- Replies: 116
- Views: 13315
Re: Apple Brandy
Hey great ideas, thanks for the insite fellers! I will have to see what I can scrounge up at little to no cost. Cheers!
- Tue Oct 21, 2014 11:25 am
- Forum: Recipe Development
- Topic: Apple Brandy
- Replies: 116
- Views: 13315
Re: Apple Brandy
Good read folks. I have 10 gal of fresh cider that has been fermenting for about 3 weeks now that I will run throught the pot. I have about 6 co workers that have apple trees and they don't use them...ha so I got as many as I could get my hands on. All my fermenters are full at the moment so I peele...
- Mon Oct 06, 2014 11:19 am
- Forum: Related Gas Accessories
- Topic: Adapting NG Hot Water Tank Burner
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3742
Re: Adapting NG Hot Water Tank Burner
Howdy fellow stiller! Would you mind posting pics of your build? A co-work of mine just had his water heater go down..."one mans loss is another mans gain." :D He was kind enough to pull the burner out for me, it's NG and still has all the water heater stuff on it still, like the electrical connecti...
- Wed Mar 12, 2014 11:43 am
- Forum: Mashing and Fermenting
- Topic: Don't even know where to start?
- Replies: 7
- Views: 671
Re: Don't even know where to start?
Does your sweetfeed have protein pellets in it? That could be causing problems. Also I would try and stay away from yeasty's with additives like "quick rise", we just need them to convert the sugar to alcohol that's it, nothing else. I personally just use RedStar active dry bakers yeast and never ha...
- Wed Mar 12, 2014 10:39 am
- Forum: Grains
- Topic: The Maillard Reaction
- Replies: 139
- Views: 47570
Re: The Maillard Reaction
So ... don't give up just yet, Skow! I think the idea of adding sugar is great. But ... just thinking this along as we go ahead ... maybe you should first crack the corn, then boil it for a few minutes and THEN give it the MR treatment with that addition of sugar. Not saying it works, but I would g...
- Wed Nov 06, 2013 11:46 am
- Forum: Tried and True Recipes
- Topic: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
- Replies: 1027
- Views: 195494
Re: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
Just finished the stripping run of this recipe in my pot still. Taking small samples here and there throughout the process, it tastes wonderful, especially toward the end. I did notice a problem, though, and was hoping you all could help. I'm seeing small flakes or chunks of brown debris in my dist...
- Sun Oct 13, 2013 5:04 pm
- Forum: Tried and True Recipes
- Topic: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
- Replies: 1027
- Views: 195494
Re: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
Thanks for the response Jimbo! I think I might add more oak to mine then. I used one 1"x3" piece of oak that I toasted for about 2.5 hours at 450F and then charred for each quart in the pic below. I have also included a pic of the oak that I made. Do you think that there is an advantage to cutting g...
- Sat Oct 12, 2013 10:30 am
- Forum: Tried and True Recipes
- Topic: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
- Replies: 1027
- Views: 195494
Re: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
Howdy Y'all. I have done 3 mashes of this recipe (7 lbs corn, 3 lbs 6-row, & 1 lbs malted rye). I have stripped all three, and currently doing a spirt run with my pot still. i have about a half gallon of spirt right now and will have it on some oak tonight! Great recipe NCHOOCH!! Thanks to all those...
- Wed Aug 07, 2013 1:57 pm
- Forum: Tried and True Recipes
- Topic: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
- Replies: 1027
- Views: 195494
Re: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
Thanks Jimbo! I will keep you all posted on how it turns out. Regarding the oak, what do use to oak? I haven't quite decided what i am going to do yet. I don't have the cash flow to buy a barrel, so i was thinking of buying some oak sticks...but then i thought since i am making my own bourbon i shou...
- Wed Aug 07, 2013 12:58 pm
- Forum: Tried and True Recipes
- Topic: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
- Replies: 1027
- Views: 195494
Re: NChooch's Carolina Bourbon
Howdy y'all, I am going to attempt my first AG Mash. I have successfully ran about 40 gens of UJSSM. I would like to mash using the backset soak and the 3 rest approach. My question is since this will be my first run with an AG can use 2 gal of water for the initial soak since I don't have any backs...
- Mon Apr 15, 2013 5:07 pm
- Forum: Tried and True Recipes
- Topic: uncle jesse's simple sour mash method
- Replies: 4356
- Views: 763970
Re: uncle jesse's simple sour mash method
Howdy Yall, Just wanted to give my complements to uncle Jesse on this recipe. I am a novice home distiller, and i am running a 4th gen UJSM as we speak. This is a very high quality whiskey, and very simple to make. A few weeks back we were celebrating the life of lost love one...so i brought a jar o...