What temperature are you storing the beer at? Warm it up into the seventies to possibly wake up the dormant yeast.
How long did the beer condition before bottling?
This has always befuddled me as well. A Kia Rio can retail at $18,000 and I just don't know who out there really needs a Kia Rio and can't wait to spend $18,000 on it.
My electrician friend is coming over to replace the breaker with a GFCI breaker on Wednesday. I'll have him do all of the testing to make sure we're good to go.
I popped the cover on the outlet and there is a ground wire in there to go with the other three.
It looks like I just need to grab a four prong outlet and I'm in business.
That does sound clunky.
I'm not an electrician, so I'm curious why you can't use neutral as a ground even if youre running a 120V application like a pump?
In fact, the second cord for a ground seems like it would blow the GFI because there would be juice going out that was grounding...
2/10 vs 3/10 EHERMS Wiring Setup
I have a 50 amp panel outlet in my garage, and I also came into possession of a 50 amp GFCI breaker for my box. The problem is that the outlet is a dryer outlet with 2 hots and 1 ground.
Before I call out an electrician to install the GFCI breaker that...
Hmm....
Well, we're at a dump or salvage decision.
The meat looks fine, but after double checking the ingredients and looking up synonyms, the cure I used is #1 instead of #2. No nitrates, just the nitrites.
I'm not worried about Botulism since the meat hasn't ever been warmer than 36...
Well the hour to chill is something that you'll definitely want to fix. More importantly, how were your gravities? Did you hit your expected OG despite teh extra 1/2 gallon of fluid?
http://curedmeats.blogspot.com/2012/08/ribeye-roast-bresaola.html#more
This is pretty great post on Bresaola and he is using #2 salt as well. He's also using a non-standard cut of beef like I am.
His ratio of #2 Pink to Kosher is about 10% of the kosher salt, so I'm feeling pretty good with...
I should have clarified. It's not being stored in a crawlspace. I have it covered in a drainer in my beer fridge. The temp has been between 35-40 and the humidity has been above 70% the whole time. It's not getting hard or dry, the meat has stayed damp and the rub has stayed the consistency...
I've moved onto a couple dozen plants that grow in a square to make a little building. In their prime, they grow so fast they are the perfect plant for a person without patience.
I grabbed a bag of DQ Curing Salts or pink curing salts. I saw other recipes recommended 6% of your normal salts should be nitrite salts.
So I balanced my cure recipe to match. Washed my meat, patted dry and then re rubbed and put back in the drainer.
So far it doesn't smell like anything...