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bargoon
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Mash and boil times
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October 13, 2019, 11:29:39 AM »
I see recipes that have mash times from 60-90 min and also boil times anywhere from 60-90 min. I understand some times the boil time is longer to get to a higher sugar to wort ratio through boil-off.
So if you're designing a recipe is there criteria for determining a long or short mash and/or boil time.
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Re: Mash and boil times
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Personal preference mostly. I will mash a high gravity beer longer at times to try to maximize extraction. Likewise, I generally boil for 90 minutes but will cut that down to 60 or 40 for low gravity recipes. There is no set rule.
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