An old Wicket favorite

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An old Wicket favorite

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I don't have my notes in front of me, but I can remember it ... I've brewed 245+ batches of beer, and one of my all-time favorites was batch 13 in early '10 which I've done again a few times. Very simple.

Using standard LBK MrB water vol / methods:

Steep a bit of Carapils
1 lb light DME ... boil in Galena Hops
- 1/6 oz 50 min
- 1/6 oz 20 min
- 16 oz 10 min.

Flame out, add two cans Sticky Wickett (now Brewdemon Shamu Oatmeal Stout)

Standard LBK methods

Man, was that delicious. yah, boy.
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Sorry, dupe post.
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I have been eye'n up that oatmeal stout.
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I drank one of the old Mr. Beer Oatmeal Stouts today, and have 4 cans (2 batches) of it left to brew still. Then I'll switch to Stout recipes with LME and steeped grains.
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LouieMacGoo wrote:Did you mean to "Quote" yourself????
No, I've been known to click on "quote" when I mean to click on edit. Heh heh.
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RickBeer wrote:I drank one of the old Mr. Beer Oatmeal Stouts today, and have 4 cans (2 batches) of it left to brew still. Then I'll switch to Stout recipes with LME and steeped grains.
I make most of my stouts AG BIAB with roasted barley as specialty malt. But, LME and steep would be just as good ... steeping the black malt provides the same delicious results as adding it to a mash.
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