praxis178
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Anyone ever used Bunya nuts in an AG porter (or any other beer for that matter?), they are 40% starch, so after cooking and pulping could just be added to the mash.
As I alluded to in the topic tittle I'm thinking of doing a porter as they're quite a distinct flavour which I feel would need a quite robust beer to do the carrying.
Probably something along the lines of (haven't put it through Beersmith yet so the colour and crystal malts are just a WAG) for a 23L batch:
3.5kg BB ale malt
0.5kg cooked nuts
0.2kg carared
0.1kg roasted/black malt
Probably go with UK hops to ~25-35IBUs with a small late/flame out addition....
The only unknown is the 2% fat/oil and 9% protein content of the nuts, but seeing as good quality chocolates are ~40% fat or more it shouldn't be too much of an issue.
As I alluded to in the topic tittle I'm thinking of doing a porter as they're quite a distinct flavour which I feel would need a quite robust beer to do the carrying.
Probably something along the lines of (haven't put it through Beersmith yet so the colour and crystal malts are just a WAG) for a 23L batch:
3.5kg BB ale malt
0.5kg cooked nuts
0.2kg carared
0.1kg roasted/black malt
Probably go with UK hops to ~25-35IBUs with a small late/flame out addition....
The only unknown is the 2% fat/oil and 9% protein content of the nuts, but seeing as good quality chocolates are ~40% fat or more it shouldn't be too much of an issue.