Recipe of Any-night-of-the-week ERIC'S IPA Imperial Pumpkin Ale

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make ERIC'S IPA Imperial Pumpkin Ale is 52 servings. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.

Just in addition, the time it takes to cook ERIC'S IPA Imperial Pumpkin Ale estimated approx 2 mins.

To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook ERIC'S IPA Imperial Pumpkin Ale using 15 ingredients and 16 steps. Here is how you cook it.

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Ingredients and spices that need to be Get to make ERIC'S IPA Imperial Pumpkin Ale:

1. 6 gallon spring water
2. 6 lb light DME
3. 3 lb light amber LME
4. 2 lb crushed Rarr 6 row
5. 1/4 lb carapils
6. 1 lb whole Rarr 6 row
7. 1 oz cluster hops
8. 2 can big cans of pumpkin
9. 2 lb light brown sugar
10. 1/3 tbsp ground nutmeg
11. 1/3 tbsp ground cinnamon
12. 1/3 tbsp ground cloves
13. 1/3 tbsp ground ginger
14. 5 oz corn sugar
15. 4 packs 05 yeast

Instructions to make to make ERIC'S IPA Imperial Pumpkin Ale

1. Roast pumpkin on a baking sheet for an hour at 350, stir every so often
2. Toast whole grains for 15 mins at 350
3. Bring spring water up to 170-172 and steep all your grains for 1 hour
4. Dump grains, add DME and pumpkin and bring to a boil, after hot break add hops and start. The hour timer
5. At 45 mins add the LME
6. At 55 mins add the brown sugar and spices
7. At the end of the boil cool your wort down to 80-90, strain through a fine mesh
8. Add 4 gals of cold spring water to a fermenting bucket and aerate the wort
9. Sprinkle your yeast on top of your wort and cover your bucket
10. This is a big beer, 10+ ABV so you should use a blow off hose, unless you want your whole house to be repainted with beer
11. Og 1.100
12. FG 1.020 in 2-3 weeks, just keep an eye on it.
13. Move to secondary for a week or 2, till clear
14. Prime with corn sugar
15. Bottle condition for a month then in the frig for a few weeks.
16. Enjoy and plz message me if you need help and let's see them pics

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