Noticed a typo in the last table...0.80 lb DME + 1 gal H2O yields 1.035 OG NOT 1.025... darn these fat fingers...
0.45 lb DME + 1 Gallon water = 1.020 OG
0.57 lb DME + 1 Gallon water = 1.025
0.68 lb DME + 1 Gallon water = 1.030
0.80 lb DME + 1 Gallon water = 1.035
0.91 lb DME + 1 Gallon water = 1.040
1.00 lb DME + 1 Gallon water = 1.044
Jason
Wort Canning
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BEFORE THERE WAS MATHEMATICS, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY OR CULTURE...THERE WAS BEER.
In Primary:............. None (how sad is that?)
In Secondary:..........None...see above
On Tap: ..........Barley Wine from 2006, BGSA from 2006...
In Primary:............. None (how sad is that?)
In Secondary:..........None...see above
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Re: Wort Canning
Jensen,
So you add 0.125 lb DME per pt or 0.25 lb per qt?
When/how much of the yeast food do you add, if any?
Jason
So you add 0.125 lb DME per pt or 0.25 lb per qt?
When/how much of the yeast food do you add, if any?
Jason
BEFORE THERE WAS MATHEMATICS, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY OR CULTURE...THERE WAS BEER.
In Primary:............. None (how sad is that?)
In Secondary:..........None...see above
On Tap: ..........Barley Wine from 2006, BGSA from 2006...
In Primary:............. None (how sad is that?)
In Secondary:..........None...see above
On Tap: ..........Barley Wine from 2006, BGSA from 2006...
Re: Wort Canning
You are thinking about all-grain mash chemistry and water Jason. You need good water chemistry to get the best conversion and conditions for yeast when dealing with all-grain. With DME or LME the maltster has done all or the work for you and has made the best mash they can... it only needs re-hydrating, and distilled is the best answer. Actually "mineralized" water can undermine all their efforts-- this is true for starters and actual batches of brewing.Jdl973 wrote:Are people using distilled water for yeast food? If so, is the water chemistry being re-built before canning? Or does the yeast nutrient take care of the ions/trace needed.
I thought distilling water strips most if not all the minerals out and make the end solution a neutral pH sans ions?
I filtered my water to get the heavy metal and chlorine out and buffer the wort with 5.2. Am i missing something?![]()
Jason
Re: Wort Canning
I only know the "10" rule, so I trust your math conversions are correct.Jdl973 wrote:Jensen,
So you add 0.125 lb DME per pt or 0.25 lb per qt?
When/how much of the yeast food do you add, if any?
Jason
As far as yeast nutrient goes, it is hard to find concise data. What I use is a level 1/8tsp in my quart liter mason jars and 1/4tsp in my 1/2gal mason jars. I put it in the mix before the lid and band go on. Probably should try to really define the correct amounts for these, but yet have done so. I do believe that the brown powdered yeast nutrients are better to use than the white crystal yeast nutrient though.
Re: Wort Canning
Thanks for the water info, was stuck in "brew mode". Have not worked much with DME, went straight into all grain.
On the yeast nutrient, I use 10 g per 1 L (1.0 % w/v)
Thanks for all the input from everyone...good topic.
Andy, I have canning "envy", one hell of a setup. Beats the dog crap out of my little 8 qt deal
Jason
On the yeast nutrient, I use 10 g per 1 L (1.0 % w/v)
Thanks for all the input from everyone...good topic.
Andy, I have canning "envy", one hell of a setup. Beats the dog crap out of my little 8 qt deal

Jason
BEFORE THERE WAS MATHEMATICS, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY OR CULTURE...THERE WAS BEER.
In Primary:............. None (how sad is that?)
In Secondary:..........None...see above
On Tap: ..........Barley Wine from 2006, BGSA from 2006...
In Primary:............. None (how sad is that?)
In Secondary:..........None...see above
On Tap: ..........Barley Wine from 2006, BGSA from 2006...