Archive for November, 2006
Orchard Wit
Brewing this over the Thanksgiving holiday. It’s actually an attempt at cloning Unibroue’s Ephemere Pomme. I don’t really have any ideas on what’s in there so the recipe itself is actually a clone of one of their other beers, Blanche de Chambly. I figure it will make a good beer by itself, and I can add the apple flavoring [...]
Posted: November 23rd, 2006 under Homebrewing.
Comments: 1
Lazy Man’s Bread
On Friday I found an article in the New York Times about Sullivan Street Bakery in Manhattan, whose owner had figured out a way to make bread without kneading it. I’m not much of a baker personally, but I do like good bread, and I am lazy, so I was pretty interested. The article claims that you can [...]
Posted: November 13th, 2006 under Life.
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Theme Time Radio Hour
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m an XM Satellite Radio fanboy. I listen religiously every day from the time I get up until the time I get home, and then I listen some more. When I’m not tuned in to Opie & Anthony or Ron & Fez, I like to check out some of [...]
Posted: November 9th, 2006 under Music.
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Clap Hands
I caught this video on Saturday Night Live last weekend, but just saw it show up on YouTube today. It’s Beck performing the song “Clap Hands” from Guerolito which is a remix of his last hit, Guero. It’s probably one of the coolest performances I’ve ever seen, and I can hardly believe that they pulled it [...]
Posted: November 8th, 2006 under Music.
Comments: 1
Old Number 9 Ale
I’m making this recipe tomorrow. I adapted the recipe from the book Clone Brews by Tess Szamatulski. What happened was, I bought the ingredients to do their all-grain version of the recipe, then I had 2 bad all-grain batches in a row. Also, my propane burner broke, so even if I wanted to take a [...]
Posted: November 4th, 2006 under Homebrewing.
Comments: 2
Mollies Red Ale
I’m hoping to pick up the ingredients for this recipe tomorrow at Mr. Steve’s Homebrew Supplies down by York. Â I’ve never been there but the place looks good from the pictures online, and people have nothing but good things to say about it.
This is my first “from scratch” recipe… I bought BeerSmith, picked the Red [...]
Posted: November 3rd, 2006 under Homebrewing.
Comments: 1