anthrobe

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Just curious if anyone uses their homebrew in their cooking recipes? I used the my last bottle of christmas porter the other day to marinate some steaks. They were unbelievable

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Primary1 -Hop Knot 10/04/07
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Tap1 - Kelly's Rasberry Cream Ale 7/11/07
Tap2 - Black Stap Porter (8/25/07)
Tap3 - Hefeweizen 7/05/07
Waiting for tap\Conditioning
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The Councilman

Recipes 

Absolutley! I have marinated chicken breasts in hombrew & had great results!

God Emporer BillyBrew

Recipes 

all the time! I use them to deglaze a skillet after frying some tasty meat in it. Add some chicken broth and flour or arrowroot to thicken and you've got a great gravy.

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Desert Planet Brewing Co.

Primary :Bloody Nose Porter
Primary 2: Bloody Nose Porter
Secondary: Blackberry Melomel
Secondary 2:air
Bottled : 14 Pound Hammer Cider, Punkin Ale, know ale, Domino wheat
Keg 1: **** Inside Her
Keg 2: IPA
Keg 3: one on a weeknight, two on a weekend IIPA
Future : Ginger Cream Ale,

Mike's Brew and Brat

Recipes 

I boil Brats in mine. Put in some onions and grill'em.
Then let them soak in in the beer again. Yum

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Primary: Empty
Secondry: Empty
Bottle conditioning: West Coast Pale Ale (AHS)
Bottle conditoning: SteinFillers Kolsch
Drinking: Store bought

Next up: Amber Ale
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"A woman drove me to drink and I didn't even have the decency to thank her."
--W.C. Fields--

Rhoobarb

Recipes 

Use it for beer-butt chicken.

El Pistolero

Recipes 

I couldn't possibly use good homebrew for that...I buy a case of the cheapest stuff I can find...Olympia last I checked.

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[/I] Up Next - Hobgoblin
After That - Czech Pilsner
Primary - Humboldt Hop Rod (4/24)
Primary - NOT Wheat AG SNCA (5/5)
Secondary -
Conditioning - SNCA Clone (3/3),

barleypopmaker

Recipes 

If you really want to blow your socks off, soak them in homebrew 24-48 hours before par boiling and grilling them. Now that is heaven.

I use homebrew in tons of stuff, Mix in a little when making hamburgers, I use 2 bottles when I make chili, Add it to beef stew made in a slow cooker. mmmmmmm good stuff!

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Jason Johnson -
www.barleypopmaker.info