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Pre-gaming. Interesting dopplebock. Definitely no Optimator.
 

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Pink peppercorn is real.

What Is Pink Peppercorn?​

Contrary to what their name might tell you about them, pink peppercorns aren't *actually* a peppercorn. In reality, they are dried, berries from a tree. Brazilian pepper trees and Peruvian pepper trees (both of which produce these berries) are typically found in hotter climates, so areas within the U.S where you may find one of these trees are California, Arizona, Florida, and Texas. The only reason that they're named as a peppercorn is because they are similar to peppercorns in shape and flavor — at the end of the day, these bright, tiny balls are nothing more than a humble berry.
 

What Is Pink Peppercorn?​

Contrary to what their name might tell you about them, pink peppercorns aren't *actually* a peppercorn. In reality, they are dried, berries from a tree. Brazilian pepper trees and Peruvian pepper trees (both of which produce these berries) are typically found in hotter climates, so areas within the U.S where you may find one of these trees are California, Arizona, Florida, and Texas. The only reason that they're named as a peppercorn is because they are similar to peppercorns in shape and flavor — at the end of the day, these bright, tiny balls are nothing more than a humble berry.
Apologies, and thank you for the lesson. A guy in my neck of the woods made a mead from them and didn’t explain that they were a berry, but now it makes sense that the pink “peppercorn” would have some sugar to ferment.
 
Local beef, Swiss, pickles, mustard, ketchup on a Wheat Montana brioche bun,with some tater tots. HB American Wheat.
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The guy who started the Wheat Montana flour mill and bakery is a friend of mine. We served on the board of a farm organization back in the 80s and 90s.
 
I’ve been slumming it lately (had Wendy’s yesterday). I figured this raining horrible weather with my house full of sick people was the perfect day to make some quality burgers.

A 70/30 mix seasoned with my best friend’s secret spices and sharp cheddar cheese, on fresh brioche buns slathered with homemade mac sauce. My Rye Simcoe Ale is washing them down.
 

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I’ve been slumming it lately (had Wendy’s yesterday). I figured this raining horrible weather with my house full of sick people was the perfect day to make some quality burgers.

A 70/30 mix seasoned with my best friend’s secret spices and sharp cheddar cheese, on fresh brioche buns slathered with homemade mac sauce. My Rye Simcoe Ale is washing them down.
Hey, you used a grown-up plate this time! 😂
 
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