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ROASTED MALTS
KILNED AND ROASTED MALTS
Crystal/Caramel Malt 50°L
Black Malt 600°L
Crystal/Caramel Malt 60°L
Roasted Barleys 450-575°L
Crystal/Caramel Malt 80°L
Crystal/Caramel Malt 120°L
Special B 120-150°L
Meussdoerffer Rost 200°L
Base Malts that must be mashed include: Lager/Pilsner malt
2°L, Pale Ale malt 3°L, Wheat malt 3°L, Rye malt 3°L.
Some Kilned Malts that are kilned hotter than Base Malts and
generally also need mashing but have been used in recipes as
steeped malt include: Vienna malt 4°L, Munich malt 10°L,
Aromatic malt 20°L, Amber malts e.g. (Biscuit malt 25°L,
Victory malt 28°L), Melanoidin malt 28°L, Special Roast 50°L,
Brown malt 70°L, and smoked malts.
The negative impact on steeping base malts is that you extract
unconverted starch rather than sugars which can add to beer
haze and infection risk (bacteria that eat starch).
Specialty malts like Crystal/Caramel malts have had the mashing
process occur inside the grain during processing so the starch is
already mostly converted.
OUR SUGGESTED METHODS
Under 115g/ ¼ lb malt
Add the crushed grains to a French coffee press and fill with 1
litre (2 U.S. pints) of 70°C/158°F. Steep for 30 minutes then
plunger and add with other ingredients as per the Standard
Method.
ADVANCED RECIPES
Please see our Advanced Recipes pdf on our website for details
and a photographic description like that shown in Fig. 61.
Fig. 61
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Страница 3: ...PART ONE YOUR PERSONAL BREWERY...
Страница 14: ...PART TWO MAKING YOUR BEVERAGE WITH THE STANDARD BREWING METHOD...
Страница 39: ...PART THREE MAKING BEVERAGES WITH THE ADVANCED METHOD...
Страница 45: ...PART FOUR APPENDICES...
Страница 78: ...TROUBLE SHOOTING THE WILLIAMSWARN PERSONAL BREWERY...