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#127492 - 09/23/09 01:05 AM
Sharing Recipes...
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Overlord Dude
Brewmeister Dubbel
Registered: 04/07/08
Posts: 11131
Loc: Boulder, Co
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I just made sharing recipes a little easier...
You may now attach to your posts .BSM files for BeerSmith and .XML QBrew BeerXML files to your posts. I also enabled .PDF, so that technical documents may be shared easier.
Looking forward to downloading some of your recipes!
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#127519 - 09/23/09 08:59 AM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Bitter_Bob]
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Ultimate Mr. Beer Fan
Registered: 07/04/09
Posts: 1169
Loc: Tucson, Arizona
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#127533 - 09/23/09 12:20 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: KNeace]
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Overlord Dude
Brewmeister Dubbel
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Not even joking I was thinking about this the other day. If it was possible to swap QBrew recipes...cool, thanks. So, to share a QBrew file... In QBrew, Go to File>Export...> Browse to where you want to Export (say, your Desktop)> Change the "Save as Type:" to BeerXML Recipes (*.XML)> Name it and save it. Then you can use File Manager in full reply mode to post your recipe....
Edited by D Rock (09/23/09 10:34 PM)
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#127560 - 09/23/09 01:59 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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Wow. Wonder why we didn't turn this feature on earlier?!
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#127566 - 09/23/09 02:54 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Dr. Dink]
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Registered: 05/08/09
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Loc: Warrenton, MO
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why to go D
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#127586 - 09/23/09 05:16 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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#127589 - 09/23/09 05:30 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Norm!]
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Look Ma', I made beer!
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Another great addition
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#127609 - 09/23/09 06:27 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Herb Meowing]
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Overlord Dude
Brewmeister Dubbel
Registered: 04/07/08
Posts: 11131
Loc: Boulder, Co
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MooseDrooled comes in < 3% ABV?
Is that right? Woah, Something screwy is going on! It is 5.3 ABV... But when I download it somehow gets converted to metric -the recipe was in Imperial and I get 2.9%. Huh, I do not know what is going on! Someone else attach a QBrew file to test!
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#127618 - 09/23/09 07:19 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: The_Professor]
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Overlord Dude
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Someone else attach a QBrew file to test! Here's an XML and PDF export. EDIT: There isn't a way to preview before posting? The PDF works. I'll try the XML one more time. Hmmm... I think that my QBrew is Fracked. It converted your recipe to Metric, even though I have QBrew set to Imperial... OG 1.069? I converted the recipe that you posted here and at least QBrew seems to have converted it right.
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#127644 - 09/23/09 09:00 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Herb Meowing]
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Overlord Dude
Brewmeister Dubbel
Registered: 04/07/08
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Loc: Boulder, Co
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All measurements are metric. So, its not just me...
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#127656 - 09/23/09 09:17 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: The_Professor]
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Professor...do you have the jkarp dbase loaded in Qbrew? Yes, I do. Even though now I don't do much with Mr. Beer kits. I did when I first loaded it. But I am wondering how a Mr. Beer partial mash would turn out. Maybe 2 cans of HME and half and half base and specialty grains. Reason for asking was to see it different dbases produced different results on the downloaded files.
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#127657 - 09/23/09 09:19 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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All measurements are metric. So, its not just me... I'm running QBrew v0.4.1 on XP.
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#127677 - 09/23/09 10:04 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: The_Professor]
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Overlord Dude
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Registered: 04/07/08
Posts: 11131
Loc: Boulder, Co
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v0.4.1
The numbers are correct and if you double click on them they change to pounds. No way, it seems, to change the the batch size from Liters to gallons.
Strange stuff. Must be in the code that produces the XML.
And, Ding, when I said that yours worked, I meant with BeerSmith.
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#127678 - 09/23/09 10:04 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: The_Professor]
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¡¡¡llǝqʍoɔ ǝɹoɯ
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I tried both D Rock's and The Professor's and they both were listed in metric (kg).
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#127696 - 09/23/09 10:36 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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Overlord Dude
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Registered: 04/07/08
Posts: 11131
Loc: Boulder, Co
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MooseDrooled comes in < 3% ABV?
Is that right? Woah, Something screwy is going on! It is 5.3 ABV... But when I download it somehow gets converted to metric -the recipe was in Imperial and I get 2.9%. Huh, I do not know what is going on! Someone else attach a QBrew file to test! Figured this out. The imported XML shows the LME as "Steeped". Change it to "Extract" and the numbers are right.
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#127730 - 09/24/09 12:10 AM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: soccertl]
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Overlord Dude
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Ah cool, that seemed to do it. Is it OG 1.068, FG 1.017, ABV 6.6? Which recipe?
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#127738 - 09/24/09 12:36 AM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: soccertl]
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Overlord Dude
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Registered: 04/07/08
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Ah cool, that seemed to do it. Is it OG 1.068, FG 1.017, ABV 6.6? Which recipe? Ah, sorry. The Dub's Bub's Robust Porter. Hmmm... I am starting to think that QBrew just does not handle BeerXML very well... Recipe is here. Estimated OG: 1.064 SG Estimated FG: 1.018 SG Estimated ABV: 5.93 %
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#127750 - 09/24/09 03:22 AM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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Overlord Dude
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Registered: 04/07/08
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Ah cool, that seemed to do it. Is it OG 1.068, FG 1.017, ABV 6.6? Which recipe? Ah, sorry. The Dub's Bub's Robust Porter. Hmmm... I am starting to think that QBrew just does not handle BeerXML very well... Recipe is here. Estimated OG: 1.064 SG Estimated FG: 1.018 SG Estimated ABV: 5.93 % Actually, looking at this some more, I think QBrew is handling the XML just fine, the OG difference is the way that QBrew and BeerSmith handle Extract Potential differently. One of the reasons that I started using BeerSmith was its more realistic handling of Steeped grains. But importing the BeerSmith into Qbrew, minus the Metric issue, does seem to work. QBrew just gives more potential for steeped grains. Hence the 1.068 vs 1.064. And yes the recipe comes in at BeerSmiths more conservative Calculations.
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#128050 - 09/25/09 03:54 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Herb Meowing]
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Overlord Dude
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Mr. Rock noted you double-click on each weight cell to change from kg to lb.
Yup,that seems to work just fine... Just can not change batch size to gallons... Turns out the standards for BeerXML are: Units
For this portion of the standard ALL units must be fixed. It is the responsibility of the importing or exporting program to convert to and from the units below if needed.
Weight Units
All weights will be measured in Kilograms (kg). For small values the exporting program will make an effort to preserve as many significant digits as possible.
Volume Units
All volumes will be measured in Liters (l). For small values the exporting program will make an effort to preserve as many significant digits as possible.
Temperature Units
All temperatures will be measured in degrees Celsius.
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#154373 - 01/22/10 02:13 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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Does anyone have a recipe that would be similar to Bud Light Lime? My wife loves the BL Limes, and I wanted to see how close I could come to replicating.
Thanks!
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#154438 - 01/22/10 06:29 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: njbIPA]
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Does anyone have a recipe that would be similar to Bud Light Lime? My wife loves the BL Limes, and I wanted to see how close I could come to replicating. MrB has a Caribbean Lime lager recipe. I made it two summers ago and it turned out well. The lime presence was a bit strong when the beer was young but mellowed nicely as it aged (12 weeks in the bottle)
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#166494 - 04/10/10 04:43 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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Newbie
Registered: 04/10/10
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Loc: Boulder, CO
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I'm new to MrBeerfans.com, I have 2 kits which I have made with their original pale ale, one I added clover honey to & the other Brown Cane Sugar.
I want to continue using my kit to make other beers, but want to make it from my own ingredients instead of using the pre-mixed cans, but do not know how much or what exactly to put into my wort.
I like almost every beer I have tried with exception to cheap lagers (which give me a bad headache).
Please help me with some recipies, I just cracked open the 1st bottle of the second batch, so I fear I will be out of beer before the next batch is finished.
Edited by D Rock (04/10/10 10:11 PM)
Edit Reason: Sorry, I changed the color. It was a blank screen using the Dark Forum Skin...
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#166515 - 04/10/10 08:24 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: MissJB]
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I want to continue using my kit to make other beers, but want to make it from my own ingredients instead of using the pre-mixed cans, but do not know how much or what exactly to put into my wort. Poke around in the Extract Recipe section of MrBFans where you'll find plenty-o-ideas. Is there a commercially-made beer you like? That would be a good starting point.
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#166529 - 04/10/10 10:17 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Herb Meowing]
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Overlord Dude
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Registered: 04/07/08
Posts: 11131
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I want to continue using my kit to make other beers, but want to make it from my own ingredients instead of using the pre-mixed cans, but do not know how much or what exactly to put into my wort. Poke around in the Extract Recipe section of MrBFans where you'll find plenty-o-ideas. Is there a commercially-made beer you like? That would be a good starting point. Give us a style and I am sure you will get plenty of suggestions. I am sure that you know that our LHBS is Stomp Them Grapes. They sell Briess extract in bulk for $2.59/lb. That would be yer start. Is it safe to assume that you are the young lady that I met at BB&B buying your starter kit? Oh and sorry, I edited your original post as it used black type and using the Dark Skin for the forums made it look like a blank post. Welcome to the forums!
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#175140 - 06/20/10 04:12 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: D Rock]
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Registered: 01/31/10
Posts: 5
Loc: kentucky usa
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hey guys im kinda in the same boat. i wanna get a little more experimental before i invest in a start from scratch system. my favorite store bought beer is blue moon but i enjoy beer in general with the exception of Milwaukee best and guiness. what can i do to take it to the next level. ive never used liguid yeast or any recipes other than the basic hme with booster. any suggestions?
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#176211 - 06/29/10 07:22 AM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: rob_101]
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Beer, it's not just for breakfast anymore.
Ultimate Mr. Beer Fan
Registered: 05/16/10
Posts: 553
Loc: New Jersey, Mercer
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I created two Blue Moon type recipes using the basic Mr. Beer ingredients plus a few additional readily available adjuncts. My daughter is a big fan of both Blue Moon and the now defunct Sam Adams White Ale, she liked both samples we tried at bottling time. I brewed the recipes at the beginning of May and I just moved a few bottles into the fridge last night. They should be nice and cold when we try them later today, look for my updates. The Screwy Brewer
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#201307 - 11/22/10 11:28 PM
Re: Sharing Recipes...
[Re: Herb Meowing]
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Active Member
Registered: 11/14/10
Posts: 71
Loc: Rio Linda, CA USA :::
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I found my recipes on BeerTools, converted them to 2 gallon batch size, and recreated them @ Brewmasterswarehouse ...works pretty good. (*For now I'm going with Bishop's Two-gallon Keghouse, aka BTK Brewing... let me know what you think of my recipes!)
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