wow, it has been a while. i should throw up a few more pictures......
a mixed medly of seafood in stainless steel oyster shells.....
fish tacos
grilled fish
a steak with a fried egg on top
chocolate covered benton's bacon
a real meatball sub...
mmmmmmmmmmmm apricot cream ale. sounds like it would work for me. next time brew this beer, i'll keep it in secondary about a month rather than a week. being inexperienced in fruited beers myself, i was concerned about the putting the apricot on the yeast as i didn't know how it would 'act'.
i hate to bump a really old thread, but i'm getting mixed advice on this beer i plan to brew sunday. i was going to do all 'late' hopping.
i've been told i should move some of the hops up to 60 for bittering, but i thought i could get bitter late if i added enough.
thanks in advance...
sorry it's taken me so long to respond. regarding number one....i had read several places that brett develops over time, so i decided to do an extended primary before adding the apricot. also, i wasn't sure what the extended aging would do to the apricot if it sat on the yeast. regarding the...
this was my first pork belly... i made a reduction of lazy magnolia southern pecan, local honey, soy sauce, coconut vinegar, rice wine vinegar, red boat fish sauce and nutmeg.....