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Meat Beer

Discussion in 'Recipes/Ingredients' started by blisterman, Aug 18, 2008.

 

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    blisterman

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    I must firstly say that I have no intention of actually making this. I'm just curious.

    But, would it be possible to add meat to beer, same way as you'd add fruit or honey? I've had Oyster Stout before, brewed with oysters.

    If someone wanted to, could they make Bacon Brew or Steak Stout? Or would they just get a rancid batch of beer and/or food poisoning?

    Has anyone ever tried this?
     
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    Big10Seaner

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    Bacon vodka has been done
     
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    Revvy

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
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    BigKahuna

    Senior Member  

    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    Where is my Picture of Porkfelwein?
     
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    Revvy

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    Are you talking about the one in the glass jar??? I didn't want to scare the n00b! :D
     
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    olllllo

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    http://www.thecornishcyderfarm.co.uk/cyder.htm

    Also page 99 in Papazian's, "Complete Joy of Homebrewing"
    Chicken Beer.
     
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    Revvy

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    Oh yeah, I forgot about Cock Ale
    (Which is one of the theories as to the origin of the word cocktail)

     
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    BigKahuna

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    Whoop There It Is.


    [​IMG]
     
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    olllllo

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    CicadAle

    http://www.realbeer.com/news/articles/news-002244.php

     
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    mysteryberto

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    I love beer and I love meat but I think this just made me lose my appetite.:drunk:
     
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    carnevoodoo

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    I would love to make a steak flavored ale. Some porcini mushrooms, peppercorns, and some Worcestershire sauce in a dark brown ale with a little bit of smoked malt would probably do the trick. I'd add the porcini/Worcestershire as a tea at the end.

    hmmm, I should make this.
     
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    BigKahuna

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    You are really taking the term "Drinking your Dinner" to a SICK and Distorted Extreme.
     
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    rabidgerbil

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    this is NOT the best thread ever :drunk:
     
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    elkdog

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    And salt. Don't forget salt. Probably going to want some butter as well. Once you've added the butter, you kind of have to add blue cheese. Once you put blue cheese in your beer, you may as well just throw it away and go out to a steak house.
     
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    carnevoodoo

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    No no. No salt or blue cheese. Or butter. Blech.
     
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    McKBrew

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    Posted Aug 18, 2008
    I'm all about unique beers. I'm willing to try a sour beer fermented with Brett or whatever, but I draw the line at meat in beer.
     
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    Revvy

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    Posted Aug 19, 2008
    Of course if Jones can do the turkey and gravy soda....

    [​IMG]

    I'm just sayin' :D
     
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    mnadamn

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    Posted Jun 8, 2009
    I did read a recipe in a brew book that included chicken stock and peppers I will have to look for that....
     
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