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99 km zzc

Somebody mentioned 'purpose-built' a few pages back....so has anyone tested side by side to see if the SS mash tun has better insulation than a cooler? Most coolers are notorious for losing heat through the lid - does the SS version do better with insulating the lid? Are the sidewalls...

Thank you sir. May I have another?

I just opened it. Are we good now? :) Besides, I needed to support a fellow Blues fan!

Bleed Blue! Going to open a Tetravis shortly.

Great looking smoke ring on the pork!

What JonM said. If I had a dime for every time I forgot whirlfloc I'd have at least a roll of dimes.

When resealing opened hops, you can also flush with CO2 if you have a kegging system.

Moink loaf - 50/50 ground beef and ground pork. Just enough garlic, onion, sriracha, mustard, Worcestershire, and soy sauce. My first bacon weave too. You can see the apple wood flaring up on the grill.

Gotta win one of these giveaways eventually.....

Sorry to hear the bad news.

This looks and sounds amazing. Must be nice to be able to cook at work!

Pork butts rubbed down with cider vinegar, mustard, and a honey BBQ rub from pepper palace, waiting patiently for tomorrow's date with the smoker.

Same here. I heard somewhere that you should plant cilantro in the shade of your tomato plants to keep it from bolting, and I tried it last year. It didn't get enough light and never grew :(

Listed attenuation rates are an informed estimate. Oxygenation, mash temps, and pitching rate will all make a huge difference, so the yeast manufacturers can only provide a best guess. Their guesses can and will differ.

Are you sure the dip tube is completely clean? I've had hop debris cause a partial blockage that results in the trickle you describe.

I used to use the painters tape but recently started using hanging tags tied to a handle: http://www.officedepot.com/mb/skupage.do?skuid=681466

Last night's dinner - grilled sriracha-lime chicken, grilled squash with garlic, and jasmine rice.

I'm afraid to ask about the brown water...