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I've done one in my slow cooker. When it's done, you take it out, pull it apart and mix it back into the juices in the slow cooker. Then I had it between warm Turkish bread just cooked from the Turks shop down the road. Tender, meaty, sloppy, juicy, tasty goodness.

Must dig out the recipe again......

I'd definately take the time to educate somebody who was willing to listen, but there is people who will always buy Crownies to try and elevate themselves an extra rung or two further than they should be on the social ladder. Some people will have their pre concieved ideas about beer and will never ...

If you were fair dinkum Trough Lolly and wanted to charge more because they were/are imported ingredients then you could label it "locally brewed with imported ingredients" or "brewed in the style of [insert beer name/type here] with imported ingredients, something like that. You could maybe put ...

What happens when you complain, you're either going to complain to the waiter who "just works there" or maybe the manager, who will both more than likely label you a snooty nosed so and so and treat your complaint with as much respect as a piece of chewing gum on their shoe. Complaint stops there ...

Saw this beer in the beer shop the other day so I got a couple. It's by Boags and is a brown ale type of beer. I really liked it, had some nice flavours.... you'll have to excuse me I'm not advanced enough to describe individual ones, however for a moderately priced beer I'll be buying more soon ...

Does anybody know if or how I can attach pictures to my posts in this forum?

Thanks

Free to good home

I have some empty stubbies (375ml & 330ml) and longnecks (750ml) bottles that I'd like to give someone that wants them.

Numbers are approx. give or take one or two.

65 X 375ml stubbies (2 complete cartons and some randoms)
24 X 330ml stubbies (1 complete carton)
16 X 750ml ...

Hello everybody,

The time has come, due to a move across the country, to put my beloved best mate a.k.a my brewing/beer fridge up for sale. I'm offering it here and another homebrew forum in the hope that it goes to a good home.

It's a Kelvinator 330 fridge with no freezer. It fits a fermenter and ...

Your pub is a brewpub and it gets a review like this...

http://www.smh.com.au/news/bar-reviews/redoak-boutique-beer-cafe/2005/10/20/1129401352052.html

Hardly a mention of the beer, more of a whinge that the "food took too long".....then a morsel by morsel description of what was on the freakin ...

It's bloody expensive for a drink, I know that

You couldn't knock a chinaman off his sister / that would knock a chinaman off his sister

I couldn't give a tinkers cuss

dry as a pommies towel

So hungry I could eat the wheels off a menstrual cycle

Busier than a bricklayer in Baghdad

Link wrote:Beer is good, but not that good.

Yes it is

I'd also caution others to maybe think twice before promoting or assisting an illegal activity on a public forum.

Wank

Always been interested in what this one would come out like....

http://www.brewcraft.com.au/wa.asp?idWe ... etails=296

If you try it could you give us a heads up....cheers

Can I ask a question as I would like to move my brewing along a step as well. I would like to have a go at steeping some grains. Now I know you steep them at a certaion temp for a certain time, what I wanted advice on is a) what sort of thermometer do you guys use to get the temp of the water right ...

Hi there all,

Now, the details are quite vague here but I do believe I have seen, at a brewshop not far from me, a kit of some sort that makes fizzy alcopop type drinks. I'm afraid I cannot offer many more details than that as I only gave them a passing glance but I'm sure I have seen them. Whether ...

That's pretty funny hey..........

Depends on who you talk to about putting a knot in it. Theoretically you really shouldn't and I wouldn't if it was mine, in saying that, I've seen it before on other stuff and some people would say it's OK. I got a packet of glands from Tricky Dicky's, the kind of look like a little bullet. You ...

Get yourself one of these

http://craftbrewer.com.au/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=337&category_id=14&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=29

or

http://www.mashmaster.com.au/store/product_info.php?cPath=2&products_id=28

and have a read through this thread

http ...

Hadders,

I'm only a new brewer myself hadders and I knew bugger all when I first started. Still do. I literally decided one arvo after lunch at work that I was going to homebrew and bought a kit that arvo. The best advice that I could give you is read read, ask questions, read, read, read, ask ...