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Ant Hayes Burton Ale

Just in time for “Big Brew”, we present you with Ant Hayes’s original Zymurgy article on Burton Ale. It is reprinted with permission from Zymurgy magazine.

Jeff was the person in the club who knew Ant best. He writes:

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Annie’s Spent Grain Biscotti

Annie Zipser brought these to the March 2012 meeting and they went fast. Two great recipes to use up your spent grain (or at least some of it).

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Jeff Renner’s pretzel recipe

From an old Homebrew Digest:

This recipe works well in a large mixer or food processor, and I have formatted the recipe for this (see note for hand).

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Recipe German Soft Pretzels Makes 1 dozen

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Jeff Renner's Ginger Ale

Jeff’s recipe as it was posted to the Homebrew Digest in 2001:

Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 10:52:01 -0400 From: Jeff Renner Subject: ginger ale

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Sourdough Starter Instructions

©1995, 1999, 2003 Jeff Renner jsrenner@umich.edu

Sour dough bread has its origins in the times before reliable commercial yeast was available for leavening. A baker had several options available to leaven bread. The local brewer was a source of yeast that, while rather slow and often bitter, was usually reliable. People away from a brewery [...]

AABG Brewola 2/10

What’s a Brewola? It’s a club brewing event of a special kind. Have fun, show off your brewing skills and learn how different beers can be from the same recipe.

This Brewola has an additional purpose: to create an AABG entry for the February, 2010 AHA club-only competition. We are selecting a “Dark Mild” style recipe, and will be providing “kits” so that we are all really brewing from the same recipe and ingredients. There are two recipe options, each of which can be brewed all-grain or extract.

Bourbon barrel barleywine (BBBW)

In April of 2006, AABG members got together to fill our newly acquired bourbon barrel with barleywine. 11 5-gallon batches of the same recipe (see below) were brewed by members in order to fill the barrel. Since then, we have taken some out for sampling at AABG meetings, some members have withdrawn their 5 gallon [...]