Stopping and restarting DIY euro process?

[Cantcatch5]

Can you stop and restart the boiling process when doing a DIY euro? I started the boiling process and am about 90% done but will run out of time/light before finishing it. Can I just shut off the burner and crank it back up again when I have time to finish it later on this week? I still need to boil a couple more hours before degreasing it. But it is pretty clean at this point.

Any help would be appreciated.

[32drawlength]

I would say yes just as long as you don't over boil.

[texan16]

Yes you can and it wont hurt a thing.

[billinkb]

Sure you can. Drop it in a bucket of water in the mean time. This will continue the process as well.

[Texastaxi]

Don't leave it in the pot that you're simmering it in. Put it in a bucket of clean water, dump the pot and use clean water when you start it up again.

[Buckwheat]

Don't leave it in the pot that you're simmering it in. Put it in a bucket of clean water, dump the pot and use clean water when you start it up again.

^^^^^ this

[rbljack]

Sure you can. Drop it in a bucket of water in the mean time. This will continue the process as well.

x2..you will be starting the process called maceration. BUT....when you go to boil again, its going to be a process you will want to do outside....LOL.