Brewing with Ceoliac Disease

[Zambi]

Found this a while ago. Maybe something to try? I keep meaning to, but just haven't done it yet
https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/galangal-beer.84841/#post-1550176

 

[GFHomebrew]

Found this a while ago. Maybe something to try? I keep meaning to, but just haven't done it yet
https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/galangal-beer.84841/#post-1550176

Yeah that looks good.

Actually I'm thinking of using my cold pressed juicer to get the juice out.
I tell ya I've been adding some ginger to some orange apple carrot juice and man it really packs a punch!
That's when I got the aha! Moment and thought hey maybe this cold pressed juice added as a dry hop will add that big punch of ginger I'm looking for in my ninger .

Also I'm thinking maybe of adding some treacle or molasses to keep some residual sugars around for body.
Another one I really wanna try is some maltodextrin.

 

[The Brew Mentor]

Yeah that looks good.

Actually I'm thinking of using my cold pressed juicer to get the juice out.
I tell ya I've been adding some ginger to some orange apple carrot juice and man it really packs a punch!
That's when I got the aha! Moment and thought hey maybe this cold pressed juice added as a dry hop will add that big punch of ginger I'm looking for in my ninger .

Also I'm thinking maybe of adding some treacle or molasses to keep some residual sugars around for body.
Another one I really wanna try is some maltodextrin.

Some people have some gastric issues with maltodextrin so be aware of that when using it

 

[GFHomebrew]

Some people have some gastric issues with maltodextrin so be aware of that when using it

Oh man I don't need no more if that.

Probably to unfermentables causing digestive issues I've got plenty of those OK I'll hold off on that 5kg order

Oh on usage rates I'm seeing 250g as a common amount some saying don't use too much.

 

[Mark Farrall]

The wife used 200g in her last double IPA (if it had been a 20 litre batch). There was a lot of body in that beer, but there were plenty of other things in the recipe that could have done that, so no idea how much the maltodextrin added.

 

[Craigerrr]

Ben
If it has been mentioned before, or if you are already aware of this resource, forgive me, but I happened across this and thought of you...

 

[GFHomebrew]

Ben
If it has been mentioned before, or if you are already aware of this resource, forgive me, but I happened across this and thought of you...
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Yeah man checked out their site a wealth of information I'm still digesting

 

[GFHomebrew]

2nd day of malting on the buckwheat here

Acrospires emerging nicely.

This is some slimey stuff on the soak.

 

[Donoroto]

2nd day of malting on the buckwheat here
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Acrospires emerging nicely.

This is some slimey stuff on the soak.

They got tails!

 

[west1m]

something out of a high school health class...

 

[GFHomebrew]

something out of a high school health class...

Don't show the missus Marlon you just might find yourself playing maltster .

On a more serious note
Man that buckwheat heats up on the germination wow its a hot steamy mess in that tub.

 

[GFHomebrew]

Found this a while ago. Maybe something to try? I keep meaning to, but just haven't done it yet
https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/galangal-beer.84841/#post-1550176

Thanks for the link Zambezi it lead me down a rabbit hole and here is what I found a link within a link .

https://matesratehomebrewsupplies.com.au/product/novozymes-ondea-pro-a-multi-enzyme-blend/

This Ondea pro looks to be made locally here in Australia and it provides an array of different enzymes perfect for getting more out of barley mashes and Gluten free mashes and it's cheaper than the other enzymes I've seen on the net!

Maybe this in conjunction with Gluco Amylase might = great conversions and the ability for me to start using unmalted rice and such in my GF mash sweet!

 

[GFHomebrew]

More on the novozymes I don't think their based in aus actually not quite sure where based on their website but they are involved in some pretty cool stuff

https://biosolutions.novozymes.com/

 

[GFHomebrew]

Drying the buckwheat 2kg makes for a few trays

Good onya work van!

 

[Craigerrr]

Floor malting, stew malting, van malting, ya, it's a thing

 

[GFHomebrew]

2 days in the van over the weekend in the hot some and this is dry.

The power of the sun hey!

 

[Donoroto]

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Drying the buckwheat 2kg makes for a few trays
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Good onya work van!

Most expensive malt dryer ever built. But it's mobile!

 

[GFHomebrew]

600g ish of millet I've half successfully malted

This stuff is so fine and heats up heaps quick and I've found it can start fermenting on me if I don't keep an eye on moisture levels.

This was a 2 days ago im drying in the sun now.
I rekon 50% sprouted but it didn't go rancid on me yay.

Exciting stuff I've got my current crop of Cascade almost ready to pic so maybe thus buckwheat millet rice syrup beer might be a wet hop brew!

I'll flick a pic of the bine later.

 

[GFHomebrew]

2kg buckwheat and 742g millet
Gotta get the shoots off the buckwheat yet that is a pain in the arse.
They have a bitter taste to them and arnt good in beer.

This means i have to sive them all to remove the shoots thinking of making a hopper and get my blower to blow across to act as a winnow type thing.
But that will be down the track.

 

[Craigerrr]

Dedication to the craft, I love it!