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All Grain Brewing / Kettle Mashing Question
« on: November 26, 2012, 07:57:34 pm »
So I brewed on thanks giving with my new set. It's a direct fired Boilermaker with a pump to recirculate during mashing.
The problem I was having I think were really bad hotspots. I would read the Brewmometer on the side and it would dip to 140 degrees on the dial the. I would put a thermometer in the mash and it would say 160.
When the Brewmometer would say 140 I would put the heat on and stir then in a couple of minutes I would bring it up to 152 my target temp.
Should I be stirring the mash almost all the time and if so should I be running the pump to recirculate while doing this?
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The problem I was having I think were really bad hotspots. I would read the Brewmometer on the side and it would dip to 140 degrees on the dial the. I would put a thermometer in the mash and it would say 160.
When the Brewmometer would say 140 I would put the heat on and stir then in a couple of minutes I would bring it up to 152 my target temp.
Should I be stirring the mash almost all the time and if so should I be running the pump to recirculate while doing this?
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