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Roasted Barley
Considered light roasted at 300 Lov. Provides color and a sharp dry flavor. Used extensively in stouts. Roasted Barley provides a sweet, grainy, coffee-like flavor. The flavor is concentrated; therefore, a small amount will give a distinguishable flavor.
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SummaryCUSTOMER QUESTIONSDetails
Roasted barley is the key ingredient in making stouts. Here is
an interesting chocolate stout recipe!:
Chocolate Stout
by Mark Sullivan, Chesapeake Real Ale Brewers (CRAB)
Taken from "More Homebrew Favorites", by Lutzen & Stevens.
Ingredients:
0.75 pounds Crystal malt
0.5 pounds Roasted barley
0.33 pounds Black patent malt
4 lbs Dark DME
3.3 lbs Dark malt syrup
6 tsp Gypsum
1 oz Northern Brewer hops (7-11% AA)
8 tbsp Hershey's unsweetened cocoa
1.50 oz Fuggles hops (4-6% AA), seperated into 2 equal piles
One package Wyeast 1318; London Ale II
Brewer's Notes:
Steep grains in 2 gallons of 160 degree F water for 20 minutes.
Remove the grains and discard, and bring the water to a boil.
Remove from heat.
Add the extracts and the gypsum, and bring the wort back up to a
boil. Once it is boiling, set a timer for 60 minutes, and add
the Northern Brewer hops. Boil for 20 minutes, and add 0.75
ounces of Fuggles hops.After 30 more minutes, add the remainder of
the Fuggles hops. Boil for an additional 10 minutes and
remove from heat.
Pitch the yeast as standard. Primary fermentation should take
about 5 days. Secondary should take about a week. Prime
with 0.5 cup corn sugar and bottle. Age as needed.
This recipe is a bit extrapolated by me. The original syrup
listed to use was a hopped extract, but I have always preferred
adding my own hops. The first addition of Fuggles is my way
of compensating for the lack of hopped syrup.
Secondly, the yeast strain is my own addition as well. The
original recipe does not specify a variety to use, so I made the
decision. Pretty much any American or British strain would be
an acceptable substitution.
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10/26/2009
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What is the shelf life of whole grain? How about crushed grain?
6/16/2009
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Specialty grain question: When the manufacturer recommends a percentage of grains to use (say, 5-10% of total grist) can you give me a good formula to use to help translate this for the extract brewers? --for example: making 5 gallons of beer using, maybe, 6lbs of extract...how much of a grain would 5-10% be? Thanks for the Q&A website lessons, they help.
12/3/2008
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your roasted barley is still listed as "roasted barley malt" on the website. does this indicate that this is actually a malted barley, and not the typical unmalted roasted barley that is frequently used in stouts today?
1/26/2008
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I live about an hour (if traffic is good) from the address on your website. Do you have an actual store or is everything here based solely online?
5/9/2006
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I have noticed that all grain recipes often call for specialty grains. Am I supposed to mash the specialty grains with the base grains or do I add them after the mashing prior to the boil using a grain bag as I would if I were brewing an extract recipe?
11/15/2004
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I noticed in the specialty grain section that you recommend to remove grains from the wort (in extract brewing) around 170 degrees F. All the recipes I've followed have me boil the grains in the muslin bag for some time, then remove them. Any advice, reasons, knowledge know-how is greatly appreciated.
10/9/2004
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Hi! I have brewed a few batches of beer, and all have turned out well. I'm ready to move onto a more intermediate level. I've been reading about using strainers and "sparging" the grains when they're done steeping. I have the concept I think, but I was wondering if this step is even necessary if I'm using a nylon straining bag for the grains?
9/25/2004
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I have a recipe that calls for cracked black patent, it that the same as crushed black patent?
6/10/2004
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Since I am new to Homebrewing, what is the differnece between Light Crystal 20, 40, 60 etc? I assume that the 20, 40, 60 rankings mean the same for other styles as well like the medium crystal? Also, can you give me an example when you would want to use say the light crystal 40 instead of the 60.
1/2/2004
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How do I order grains in multiples less than a pound? ( i.e. 3/4lb, 12oz etc)
7/17/2003
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How do you package grain for shipment?
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Base Price: $0.11
16 ounces = 1 pound
| Options | Weight |
| Yes, please crush; No, bag separately; Pounds | 1.15 |
| Yes, please crush; No, bag separately; Ounces | 0.08 |
| Yes, please crush; Yes, mix with other grains; Pounds | 1.15 |
| Yes, please crush; Yes, mix with other grains; Ounces | 0.08 |
| No, leave uncrushed; No, bag separately; Pounds | 1.15 |
| No, leave uncrushed; No, bag separately; Ounces | 0.08 |
| No, leave uncrushed; Yes, mix with other grains; Pounds | 1.15 |
| No, leave uncrushed; Yes, mix with other grains; Ounces | 0.08 |
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