That's the spirit! I mean any kind of recipe that says "Buy good beer and $foo. Chuck the instructions for $foo and drink the beer" must be good, no?
- "Go to the supermarket and buy two home brew kits. ... Also buy at least a couple of bottles of Coopers Pale Ale, more if you like.
- Ignore the instructions.
- Cool and pour the Pale Ale, being careful to leave the yeast sediment behind. Drink the beer."
I really must try this soon again. At the moment the weather is a bit hot, and I don't have a fridge for the fermenter so brewing without killing off the yeast might be a bit iffy. Think I'll move the fermenter from the laundry (where the servers heat up things badly) into the bath in the bathtub (which I never use anyway).
If only good beer was cheaper, especially Coopers. Bloody taxes ruin all the fun: $30+ for 24 stubbies (375ml) of Toohey's New (IMHO a reasonably drinkable mid-priced beer) is Not Cheap.
Link to Greg's quick and easy beer
