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{{Portal|name=Beer Recipes}}
This article is intended as a repository listing homebrew beer recipes.  
===Beer Recipe Site===
We created a new beer recipes sharing site at the [http://www.beersmithrecipes.com BeerSmith Recipe Cloud] which has thousands of recipes contributed by BeerSmith users (the sponsor of this site).  Browse and enjoy it!

===Contributing a Recipe===
If you wish to contribute a recipe, please create a new page and title it with the recipe name.  See the [[Amazing Wit|sample Wit recipe]] for an example of what should be included.  Once your recipe page is complete, edit this page and add it to the listing of recipes below. Visit the [[BrewWiki:Community_Portal]] for more information on how to create and format a new page.

==Extract Recipes==
* [[Niagara Irish Stout]]

==All Grain Recipes==
Listed alphabetically by name.
* [[An American Ale]]
* [[Anchor Steam Clone]]
* [[Amazing Wit]]
* [[Brawny Burton Ale]]
* [[Doc's Irish Stout]]
* [[Friend Maker Wheat]]
* [[KMS Dark Mild]]
* [[Prost Weizen]]
* [[Robust Porter]]

==External Links==
Listed alphabetically.
* [http://www.beersmithrecipes.com BeerSmith Recipe Cloud]
* [http://www.celtnet.org.uk/recipes/brewing/brewing.html Brewing Medieval Ales and Meads]
* [http://www.beerdujour.com/AwardWinningRecipes.htm Fred's Award Winning Recipes (Beer du Jour)]
* [http://www.beertools.com/html/recipe.php Beer Tools]
* [http://beerrecipes.org/ BeerRecipes.org]

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          <rev contentformat="text/x-wiki" contentmodel="wikitext" xml:space="preserve">A recirculating infusion mash system or RIMS is a brewing system that uses a pump to circulate the wort through a heater and then return the heated wort to a mash tun.  In most RIMS systems, the wort is passed over an electic heating element which is cycled on and off to maintain the mash temperature.  While an electric heating element is most commonly used, gas fired heaters can also be used in a RIMS system.  Temperature can be controlled manually (physically turning on and off the heating element) while more advanced systems utilize a PID controller to automatically control the temperature of the mash.  

== Benefits of a RIMS system ==


A reciculating infusion mash system has four major benefits: &lt;br&gt;
- A clearer wort from the constant recirculation of the mash &lt;br&gt;
- More precise temperature control of mash throughout the mashing process &lt;br&gt;
- A more repeatable mash due to the precise temperature control &lt;br&gt;
- Ability to perform complex mash schedules &lt;br&gt;

An example of a RIMS system can be found at [http://www.brewallgrain.com]

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