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bamajim
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Briess sample
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September 25, 2020, 07:15:40 AM »
With my last grain bill I was given a 4 oz. sample of Briess 'Synergy Select Pilsen MaltGems'. I am considering adding this in my recipe. Does anyone know how to add to my recipe in BeerSmith software?
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September 25, 2020, 07:37:20 AM »
First, get the specifications for the malt you want to add. You can find a fact sheet on the MaltGems product you cited here:
https://maltgems.brewingwithbriess.com/documents/2020_SynergySelectMaltGems_SS_5-21-20.pdf
Now in BeerSmith, open up your fermentables ingredients listings. Click on 'Add new...' on the tool bar to open up a blank fermentables listing. Fill out the information you can from the sheet. Don't sweat the small details as the only real information you will need is potential or yield, % moisture, name and (if you plan on using it with a lot of adjuncts) diastatic power. If a malt does not list a diastatic power, it is usually because it no longer contains active enzymes.
Close it and add it to your recipe.
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September 25, 2020, 11:38:20 AM »
Thank you Oginime! Was able to create a new fermentable with this data. The only parameter I didn't find was potential/yield unless its called something else. Again, Thanks
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Yield is also called extract.
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