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Shrimp étouffée
Pre cook about 2 lbs of shrimp

In a Dutch ovencook 4 slices of diced bacon on Med High for 3 min- it should render some fat.

Add a stick of butter, a diced onion, 3 minced garlic cloves, a diced pepper, a diced tomato & two chopped celery ribs. Cook for 7 min. Stir often. If it starts sticking to the bottom, keep some white wine handy.

Add 1.5 tsp of fresh thyme, 2 bay leaves, salt & pepper, 1 tsp paprika & 1/2 tsp cayenne. Cook 1 minute- stir in 1/4 cup of flour- cook 2 minutes. Add 2 1/2 cups of chicken or fish stock, bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium & cook 12 min.

Add shrimp, cook until hot. Stir in 1/3 cup heavy cream, 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce, 3 tbsp of your hot sauce of choice & 1/3 cup of minced parsley.

Serve over rice & pair w/ a hoppy IPA.
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Shrimp étouffée
Pre cook about 2 lbs of shrimp

In a Dutch ovencook 4 slices of diced bacon on Med High for 3 min- it should render some fat.

Add a stick of butter, a diced onion, 3 minced garlic cloves, a diced pepper, a diced tomato & two chopped celery ribs. Cook for 7 min. Stir often. If it starts sticking to the bottom, keep some white wine handy.

Add 1.5 tsp of fresh thyme, 2 bay leaves, salt & pepper, 1 tsp paprika & 1/2 tsp cayenne. Cook 1 minute- stir in 1/4 cup of flour- cook 2 minutes. Add 2 1/2 cups of chicken or fish stock, bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium & cook 12 min.

Add shrimp, cook until hot. Stir in 1/3 cup heavy cream, 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce, 3 tbsp of your hot sauce of choice & 1/3 cup of minced parsley.

Serve over rice & pair w/ a hoppy IPA.
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That was fit for a "share your recipe thread" but you redeemed yourself with the last 5 words.
 
Dinner from this past Friday (May 23rd).
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Ninkasi's Lux (Munich Helles Lager) with a strip of grilled flank steak, side salad and Mexican bean salsa.

Saturday night's dinner (May 24th).

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Lagunita's Lil' Sumpin' Sumpin' with grilled chicken. Side of carrots, white rice, steamed snow peas and some broccoli.
 
Pork & Kale soup w/rice noodles. Lots of spices in the pork, so I paired with the Flying Dog Dead Rise Old Bay Summer Ale. Any spiced beer would do well, including Gose. Will post recipe in food pron thread.
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...Does that beer actually have Old Bay in it?
 
Braised Chicken w/apples & Calvados

Lots of flavors in this dish, esp the pan sauce. Decided to go rustic w/ the beer. Wanted a dark ale w/some yeast alongside the roast. Didn't want richness, so I went with Stillwater Brontide. Prairie Funky Galaxy or something like Black Albert would do as well. Will post recipe in food pron.
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Made Chili Verde w/pork & hominy. This has a load of tomatillos in it, along with the rich chunks of pork. I wanted hoppy, but no sweet malt. Went with Bale Breaker Field 41 APA. Hops accented the combo of chile/tomatillo/lime/cilantro perfectly. Recipe cross posted in Food Pron.
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But, that isn't a Mamouche :confused:

*clears thought* what I meant to say was it goes great with Grand Cru Brouscella

"Its subtle taste enhances the savour of stewed dishes, underlines discreetly the taste of fish and crustaceans and constitutes a strong support for the taste of fine meat. Combined with sauerkraut, it tastes to full advantage."

but I think Michigan brought up an excellent point about the Mamouche, and the pickle is the crucial link
 
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No glass, straight from the bottle - ABC Summer Ale
On the plate - Teriyaki Ginger burger (shredded ginger inside the beef patty with a piece of grilled pineapple on top and then fresh spinach) and a side of grilled red skin potatoes.
 
Two of my very favorite things to make Picadillo & pickled beets. Red wine vinegar ties the dishes together, so a supporting beer w/ tart character is needed, Saison is a no brainer. Lots of brine, spice & sweetness present in the food. I went w/ HF Anna, but any saison will work. Recipes in food pron.
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White wine braised chicken thighs w/parsnips, beets & green salad. Tons of earthy rustic flavors here, so paired w/ good old American IPA.

In this case Boneyard RPM. The piney hop flavors & the parsnips were particularly hhhnnggg.
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HF Fancy BA Maple Syrup pancakes
Cantillon Classic Guezmosas (lots of pulp)
and french press coffee from El Salvador for my birthday weekend breakfast

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I am so happy guezemosas are becoming a thing.
People thought I was crazy.
So good!
 
I did not take enough pictures of the awesome food we made at our Whalez Slaying tasting yesterday, but they were some of the best food parings I have ever been a part of making for sure!

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We made Liege Belgian Waffles to pair with our old Belgian bottles, 1970's Belle Vue, 1996 Cantillon Gueuze, Brabantiae.
We also made Frites and Mussels! SOOOO GOOD!
 

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