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Rosmarin !?

Discussion in 'Recipes/Ingredients' started by maho, Jul 9, 2008.

 

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    maho

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    Has anybody tried to add rosmarin to the boil?

    I love the rosmarin flavor, but I think it would need to be put in early on, like what you do with a good pasta sauce.

    Any ideas for other herbs?
     
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    The Blow Leprechaun

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    Er... is rosmarin the same thing as rosemary?
     
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    EvilTOJ

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
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    maho

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    Yes! Sorry for the misprint.

    So has anybody used Rosemary in their beer? When, Where and How much ?
     
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    uglygoat

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    i haven't but i think i'd add it like kettle hops.
     
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    The Blow Leprechaun

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    I know somebody on here used it successfully in mead.

    As to beer, I dunno. I'm not sure what style of beer I think would be good with a rosemary flavor, but even in my cooking I'm much better with spices than with herbs.
     
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    Boerderij_Kabouter

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    Try making a tea and taste that, maybe it could help you figure out the best way to meld the flavor into a beer.
     
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    Sir Humpsalot

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    google "pizza beer". I've had it a few times. It's actually pretty good.
     
  9. #9
    uglygoat

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    Posted Jul 9, 2008
    the homebrewer's garden states:

    rosemary was an essential part of the 'ale grout'-a brewer's bouquet of herbs used to flavor ale in Europe before the introduction of hops. Use 1 1/2 ounces of fresh leaves late in the boil for flavor and aroma. Or use for dry hopping in fermenter to add a stronger piney scent to your beer.
     
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