OK, before you post, don't tell me this is a bad idea...I know already (but I like to try what I can't buy)!!!
Anyway, I've found a pizza ale recipe that is an amber ale with a bunch of pizza-type herbs/spices added in the boil.
I've Googled and there is apparently a commercial product that is AWFULL!
I don't want it to taste like pizza (awfull), but I want a subtle hint of savory flavor.
I was thinking of making a tea with sundried tomatoes and some herbs/spices...add to a commercial amber at different volumes, try, then run with a recipe that makes sense.
So my questions...anyone try something like this...what were the results...any thoughts on adjusting the ingredients (i.e., herbs/spices).
Original recipie includes the following for a 5G batch...
2 small cloves (not whole heads, please!) fresh minced garlic1 very small dried chili pepper (ancho, habañero, tabasco)20 or 30 fresh whole fennel seedsA pinch each of dried (not ground) oregano, basil, thyme. Other favoritepizza spices may be added.
THOUGHTS?
Anyway, I've found a pizza ale recipe that is an amber ale with a bunch of pizza-type herbs/spices added in the boil.
I've Googled and there is apparently a commercial product that is AWFULL!
I don't want it to taste like pizza (awfull), but I want a subtle hint of savory flavor.
I was thinking of making a tea with sundried tomatoes and some herbs/spices...add to a commercial amber at different volumes, try, then run with a recipe that makes sense.
So my questions...anyone try something like this...what were the results...any thoughts on adjusting the ingredients (i.e., herbs/spices).
Original recipie includes the following for a 5G batch...
2 small cloves (not whole heads, please!) fresh minced garlic1 very small dried chili pepper (ancho, habañero, tabasco)20 or 30 fresh whole fennel seedsA pinch each of dried (not ground) oregano, basil, thyme. Other favoritepizza spices may be added.
THOUGHTS?