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Oatmeal Stout 3

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Beer, Brewing 54 Servings

INGREDIENTS

8 lb Amber malt extract
1 lb Steel cut oats
1/2 lb Black patent malt
1/2 lb Roast barley
1/2 lb Chocolate malt
2 oz Eroica hops (boil)
1 oz Fuggles hops (finish)
Whitbread ale yeast

INSTRUCTIONS

Crack  all grains (except oats), add to 2 gallons cold water, add  oats,
bring  to  boil. Remove grains with strainer when boil is  reached.  Add
malt extract and boiling hops.  Boil 60 minutes. Add finishing hops  and
boil  another minute or so. Remove from heat, let steep 15 minutes.  Put
4-6  inches of ice in bottom of plastic fermenter and strain  wort  into
fermenter.  Sparge. Bring volume to 5-1/4 gallons and mix. The  tempera-
ture  should now be below 80 degrees. Rack to 6 gallon glass carboy  and
pitch yeast. Bottle when fermentation is done (about 2-3 weeks). I really
liked this beer! Dark and smooth with a creamy mouth feel.   No specific
oatmeal flavor, but lots of body. Light brown head.  The  only problem I
had was that after about 3 months in the bottle it developed a distinct off
flavor. Could be from the ice, or maybe it got  oxygenated during bottling.
Primary Ferment: 2--3 weeks
Recipe By     : Patrick Stirling
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmdja006.zip

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