Mucking around with Beermakers Bitter

[laxation]

I have a tin of Beermakers Bitter at home, so today I went to a homebrew shop and bought some US-05 yeast, 1kg golden malt and Superpride hops
(turns out work is 12 minutes drive from Grain & Grape, which is nice)

I haven't messed around with changing up recipes in about 8 years though. Took a long breach from brewing and since then just been using the yeast on the tin & whatever the tin recommends to mix with...

For this one, I was planning on using about 8-10g of hops, steeped for 10min (do I just strain out the hop debris left behind and pour in the water?)
Wereprawn recommended 10g of Pride of Ringwood, but the guy at shop said Superpride was a bit stronger so not quite sure how much to use...

Then mix in tin & 1kg golden light malt per normal

So for those with a clue, how does this recipe sound?

 

[abyss]

Ive got one on tap at the moment.
Dry hopped with 10g Cluster flowers, 15g Dr Rudi flowers and 20g POR pellets.
I prefer dry hopping over steeping.
This one is an ale and very drinkable but when made as a lager even better.

 

[laxation]

What's the difference between steeping & dry hopping?
As far as taste goes

 

[abyss]

I'm no expert but to me steeping (in water)gives more bitterness and seems to give off more oils which can affect the head.
Dry hopping just before cold crashing gives a pleasant bitterness with cool aroma and fluffy head.
I m still learning and experimenting with dry hopping and at the moment use around 2g per litre give or take.
Hops can be very addictive and turn a can of goo into a great beer........better than the shit I used to buy by the 30 pack,