fast recipes

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  1. jlordi12

    jlordi12 Pooh-Bah (1,856) Jun 8, 2011 Massachusetts
    Pooh-Bah

    Anyone have a fast recipe that they would like to share that I could have ready by Thanksgiving?
     
  2. nathanjohnson

    nathanjohnson Initiate (0) Aug 5, 2007 Vermont

    Many low OG english-style ales with set up quite quickly. Take a look at some bitters or milds.
     
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  3. Pegli

    Pegli Initiate (0) Aug 30, 2006 Rhode Island

    Hefes go pretty well with turkey and stuffing...
     
  4. leedorham

    leedorham Initiate (0) Apr 27, 2006 Washington

    Dark Mild

    5 Gallons 1.043 O.G. 34 IBU's
    4.5# 2-Row Pale Malt
    2# Pilsener Malt (Gambrinus)
    1/2# Carastan
    1/4# 80L Crystal
    1/4# Roasted Barley

    1/2 oz Chinook @120min
    1 Oz Amarillo @10min

    Windsor Ale Yeast. Est F.G. 1.016
    Est ABV 3.5-3.6%
     
  5. ryane

    ryane Initiate (0) Nov 21, 2007 Washington

    a brown mild with spices

    IPA

    belgian table beer
     
  6. VikeMan

    VikeMan Grand Pooh-Bah (3,067) Jul 12, 2009 Pennsylvania
    Pooh-Bah

    A hefe should be pretty foolproof in that timeframe.
     
  7. nathanjohnson

    nathanjohnson Initiate (0) Aug 5, 2007 Vermont

    I recently brewed a mild with pumpkin in the mash and spiced at FO. A perfect fall beer designed for drinking mass quantities watching football.
     
  8. rocdoc1

    rocdoc1 Savant (1,215) Jan 13, 2006 New Mexico

    I brewed a mild on Friday, 1.052 OG, that should be ready by this weekend.
    10 gallons:
    16 pounds Maris Otter
    1 pound Crystal 60
    1 pound malted wheat
    Mash at 152 for about an hour in 7.5 gallons water
    Willammette hops(4.6 AA):
    2.5 oz for 60 minutes
    2 ozs at 20, 2 ozs at flameout
    Nottingham yeast fermenting at 63F(internal temp)
     
  9. mattsander

    mattsander Initiate (0) Feb 3, 2010 Canada (AB)

    Hefeweizen is probably the fastest style to produce. I wouldn't advise any hop-centered beers as to me they aren't great when rushed.
     
  10. barfdiggs

    barfdiggs Initiate (0) Mar 22, 2011 California

    Did you pick up any additional mouthfeel/thickness from the pumpkin? Never brewed a beer with pumpkin (always sweet potatos/yams for my holiday beers).
     
  11. nathanjohnson

    nathanjohnson Initiate (0) Aug 5, 2007 Vermont

    Not too much, just a hint of squash character. I can't bring myself to brew a pumpkin/yam/squash beer without any gourds, despite the fact that it doesn't really contribute much.
     
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