Search the web
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
sca_brew · This is a list for Brewers throughout the SCA to discuss issues, events, competitions, brewing and anything else of interest.
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
Hear how Yahoo! Groups has changed the lives of others. Take me there.

Best of Y! Groups

   Check them out and nominate your group.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
Messages 6423 - 6452 of 8104   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Messages: Simplify | Expand   (Group by Topic) Author Sort by Date ^
6423
First I'd like to say thanks for the help I've recieved on this message board, as last weekend my wife and I debuted our first mead ever created; a blueberry...
lukoffbooks
Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2006
10:59 pm
6424
First I'd like to say thanks for the help I've recieved on this message board, as last weekend my wife and I debuted our first mead ever created; a blueberry...
lukoffbooks
Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2006
11:00 pm
6425
... I have bottle mead that was more than a year old and appeared quite clear. Several batches still produced sediment after bottling. While products that I...
Carraig Mac Cosgraigh
carraig1014
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
2:23 am
6426
... Thanks for the info, and the statement that sediment is period! I'll actually put that down in our A&S description. So clarifiers like sparkalloid and...
lukoffbooks
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
3:47 am
6427
Has anyone had any success using irish moss as a clarifier while making mead? Just a thought. ... -- Ld. Earik MacSkellie Squire to Sir Galem Lionel Ostwestly ...
Erick Maxskelly
mikecfi
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
4:15 am
6428
When I made a strawberry mead, the first step was to strain it with a reusable fabric/plastic coffee filter. The thing works very well and I now use it for...
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
5:25 am
6429
Our definition of clear is definately a modern concept. Heck, a good lambic will still have the fruit in it when it is served. ... -- Ld. Earik MacSkellie ...
Erick Maxskelly
mikecfi
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
7:16 am
6430
I've used Irish moss in braggot and mead ale. It didn't work worth a darn in the mead ale, although the hop to honey ratio was incredibly high (1 to 1). It...
lordship@...
meadbrewer
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
11:01 pm
6431
The choice of clarifier depends on what the sediment problem is. There is a very good primer on clarifiers in an on-line e-newsletter called the Foamy Express....
lordship@...
meadbrewer
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
11:03 pm
6432
Yes, there are examples of perfectly clear alcohols, if your definition of perfectly clear is "no sediment". Filtering was used in Greek, Roman, and Persian...
lordship@...
meadbrewer
Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2006
11:54 pm
6433
Im getting into Herbology, and discovered "Creeping Charlie", aka Ground Ivy aka Alehoof, was used for preservative before hops (mostly in Germanic tribes, it...
David Gillam
dpgillam
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
1:57 am
6434
Whenever I hear about uncommon herbs that were used in period recipes, my first thought is, "is it now known to be toxic?" That's where I'd start, some sort...
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
3:41 am
6435
... No period references yet (still working on that), but the North American Blueberry is related to the European Bilberry. Bilberries are smaller than ...
Carraig Mac Cosgraigh
carraig1014
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
3:52 am
6436
Is there a source on what plants and fruits come from where and when they were discovered. I know potatoes are from peru, and also tomatoes, and my friends...
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
6:19 am
6437
yeah, using potatoes in an a and s cooking competition means you lose, automatically. (so, no potatoe vodka either) ... -- That which yields isn't always weak....
leaking pen
the_leaking_pen
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
6:37 am
6438
*potato (Sorry, my grandmother was an English teacher and she never let me get away with anything.)...
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
8:00 am
6439
... ok, google on "alehoof" pulled up a few, this was the first: http://www.herbsarespecial.com.au/free-herb-information/alehoof.html try web searching more,...
Jason C.
jcostarakis
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
11:35 am
6440
Yeah, I've got it all over my backyard. Although I cant find the reference now, none of the online references I'm pulling up mention it, I had ran across a...
Steven Sanders
geigertube
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
11:37 am
6441
Alehoof is not classify as toxic for human (base on 'A sip through time') I know it was use in beer at some point (gruit ale) but I have to dig the reference. ...
kral
kral000
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
12:08 pm
6442
heh. i do it on purpose, ever since a particular vice president, as satire of a sorts. ... -- That which yields isn't always weak....
leaking pen
the_leaking_pen
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
2:11 pm
6443
I would be interested in brewers' research and results into documentabel gruit ales. I've been toying with the idea for some time, but have not got around to...
fiscabana@...
bkwagner2001
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
2:43 pm
6444
well now that I know that, good job then....
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
5:10 pm
6445
I know its not too toxic, because Ive eaten it. My teacher threw it into a salad. But she's Native American, and doesn't know too much about the European uses...
David Gillam
dpgillam
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
8:57 pm
6446
This is a little OT, but still on the sediment topic... I have a Chocolate Chipotle mead that turned rather nasty on bringing it to an event. At home it was...
Jeffrey Polaski
webnrrd2k
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
9:47 pm
6447
I'm working on a chocolate mead right now too. My interpretation of the recipe says to leave the lees in the bottle for a year and then siphon the liquid...
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
10:11 pm
6448
Jeff, What did you use for the chipotle? steven ... -- My Moon-based death ray Panics the people of earth Mock my theories now! http://www.studiosputnik.com ...
Steven Sanders
geigertube
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
10:39 pm
6449
If you are using the recipe I think you are, yes. I'd just go with using a good quality chocolate extract, though. I've gotten similar "OMG I WANT THE WHOLE...
Steven Sanders
geigertube
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
10:42 pm
6450
I actually used 6 oz. (wt) of hershy cocoa plus a couple tablespoons of pure concentrated extract which had the alcohol evaporated off of it in a gallon jug....
NINacide@...
ninacide
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
11:22 pm
6451
... You know, smoked jalapenos - plain old chipotle chili peppers. I'm not sure what they were smoked with, but I think it was mesquite. I ground them up in...
Jeffrey Polaski
webnrrd2k
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
11:35 pm
6452
... Well, you can make a chocolate mead a few different ways... with extract, with coco powder, with chocolate tea. I even have a bag of coco nibs that I plan...
Jeffrey Polaski
webnrrd2k
Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2006
11:42 pm
Messages 6423 - 6452 of 8104   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Advanced
Add to My Yahoo!      XML What's This?

Copyright © 2007 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help