Speed Brewing and hop additions

[rx1970]

Denny and Drew mention a 20 minute boil for extract in their Simple Homebrewing (a great book!). For hops they suggest using 50% extra for the first addition to ensure adequate bitterness and also more flavor. Would I then just skip the flavor addition and just do an aroma addition as usual in the last 10 minutes?

[denny]

@rx1970

Denny and Drew mention a 20 minute boil for extract in their Simple Homebrewing (a great book!). For hops they suggest using 50% extra for the first addition to ensure adequate bitterness and also more flavor. Would I then just skip the flavor addition and just do an aroma addition as usual in the last 10 minutes?

20 min. boil works with either extract or all grain. Other than doubling the bittering hops, all other additions remain the same.

[rx1970]

Thanks Denny!

[jeffy]

@rx1970

Thanks Denny!

Wait!  You have an R100?
(Your name implies you have a Mazda R100 rotary coup)

[purduekenn]

@rx1970

Denny and Drew mention a 20 minute boil for extract in their Simple Homebrewing (a great book!). For hops they suggest using 50% extra for the first addition to ensure adequate bitterness and also more flavor. Would I then just skip the flavor addition and just do an aroma addition as usual in the last 10 minutes?

Simple Homebrewing is a Great Book!

[denny]

@purduekenn

@rx1970

Denny and Drew mention a 20 minute boil for extract in their Simple Homebrewing (a great book!). For hops they suggest using 50% extra for the first addition to ensure adequate bitterness and also more flavor. Would I then just skip the flavor addition and just do an aroma addition as usual in the last 10 minutes?

Simple Homebrewing is a Great Book!

Thank you so much!