Drinking beer gives me the munchies and a basket of tasty frites sure does hit the spot. Making your own fresh cut fries is actually pretty easy and doesn’t really require any special equipment. Pair them up with a Belgian Wit or Pale Ale, a nice spring evening and a few good friends! Equipment: – [...]
May 2009
By far the most viewed article on this site is Build Your Own Beer Filter/Randall. But I never got around to finishing it. Until now. Its just a household water filter with some fittings to make it connect to a keg on one end and a faucet on the other. In this case, a cobra/picnic [...]
On the recent post about recycling your brewery waste – Peter from BetterBeerBlog.com mentioned spent grain bread. Its called Treberbrot if you’re interested in reading more. I had heard of it before, but I kind of figured it wouldn’t be very good. If you’ve ever chewed on a bit of grain or mash, you no [...]
In this series of articles we have been talking about different ways to improve your skills outside of the brew day. But stick with me here, because there’s some useful stuff too. I’ve been trying to do some new (to me) and hopefully interesting things and the last couple of batches just haven’t quite worked [...]
Want to green up your home brewery a bit? Don’t really care about all that “green” stuff? Either way, you might be surprised at just how easy it is to eliminate all of your brewery waste that would otherwise end up in a landfill. With a few adjustments, reusing or recycling almost everything can quickly [...]
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Hi there! My name is Jimmy VerVaecke and I’m a brewer. I discovered brewing in 2004 and have been hooked ever since.
My beer has won numerous awards, including one at the National level. 