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[brewskee]

So I was searching over on the green board and I couldn't find a recipe I used a really long time ago for brewing a red ale that took about 2 1/2 weeks from brew to drink. Anyone got a suggestion for a recipe?Thanks.

[Daryl]

I reccomend ken lenards home run red. Good stuff!

[Deerslyr]

I reccomend ken lenards home run red. Good stuff!

+1! His recipe should be the gold standard. I can only hope to acheive the color he gets in those pics! And it tastes great.

[brewskee]

I reccomend ken lenards home run red. Good stuff!

Where do I get the recipe?

[Deerslyr]

Where do I get the recipe?

I think I saw it on "another" board, but seeing as how Ken Lenard is on this board, maybe it's about time for him to post it on "this" board. Give him a day or so to catch up with this thread and you may want to check out the "other" site to grab the recipe.

[BarelyBrews]

Where do I get the recipe?

Go to the recipe section , in the search bar punch in ken lenard. That will lead you to Red ale. He posted a nice recipe and talks of it earlier in the year.

[ThroatwobblerMangrove]

Ken has all of his recipes here: https://www.freewebs...ard/recipes.htm

[chuck_d]

Ken has all of his recipes here: https://www.freewebs...ard/recipes.htm

I never remember the URL, so I'm always viewing his profile on one of the two boards to grab the link. Lots of good recipes there, Ken's got a knack for beers with a high degree of drinkability.

[jayb151]

I know i'm off topic, but what's funny is that over the weekend I brewed a "Red Wheat" using Ken's red as a base. I'm hoping to get a nice brilliant red color from it.

[chuck_d]

I know i'm off topic, but what's funny is that over the weekend I brewed a "Red Wheat" using Ken's red as a base. I'm hoping to get a nice brilliant red color from it.

I'm serving a red wheat as one of the beers for the wedding reception this weekend. German Lager, Red Wheat, American Brown are the 3 main beers for the wedding reception.