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Step 3: Dissolve DME Step 4: Add foam control (optional, but highly recommended) Step 5: Sanitize the wort Step 6: Cool the wort Step 7: Pitch the yeast Step 8: Place on stir plate (optional, frequent swirling is a good alternative) Step 9: Once fermentation is complete, pitch into batch’s wort
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Written by BYO Staff Homebrewers employ a variety of equipment to boil their worts, ranging from pots on a kitchen stovetop to modified commercial kegs heated by propane burners Most homebrew setups involve a “simple” kettle
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