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Crankcase Stout

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Yield: 54 Servings Ready in 1 hours

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Servings          
Original recipe makes 54 Servings
1 1/2 lbCrushed black patent malt
2 Inches brewers licorice
Extract
2 Packs
1 lbCrushed crystal malt
1 ozCascade hops
Doric ale yeast
1 ozAmylase enzyme
1 lbCrushed roasted barley
1 cnJohn Bull dark hopped malt
2 ozNugget leaf hops
9 lbMunton & Fison dark dry malt
2 ozGalena leaf hops
Extract

Crankcase Stout Preparation

Put grains into two gallons water and boil. When pot reaches boil, re- move grains. Add dry extract and stir. Add hopped extract and licorice. Add Nugget and Galena hops. Boil 70 minutes. This was a big thick mess and needs a big pot---mine boiled over. Add Cascade for finishing. Cool and pitch yeast and amylase. Put in a big fermenter with a blow tube--- my batch blew the cover creating a marvelous mess all over the wall. Eventually rack to secondary and ferment a long time (at least 3 weeks). An experiment in extravagance. Intimidating. Heavy, strong, thick. Not really drinkable after 4 months. Interesting, but not completely enjoyable. Too much of too many good things. Secondary Ferment: 3 weeks + Recipe By : Marc San Soucie File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmdja006.zip

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