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help with food for a RIS tasting


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 P  ironchefscott 226:4
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am doing a RIS tasting.....and I need some savory foods to eat with all the great RIS’s......any suggestions...?
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 P  ucusty 1062:53
braised meats. never had the two combined but i’d bet osso bucco or short ribs, would be good. anything with chocolate, butter-cream or vanilla

better hurry up the weather isnt getting much cooler.... excited
4/4/2008 2:25:55 PM

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 P  aspidites 1268:1
This cheese, a high cacao dark chocolate, a Bucheron goat cheese tart, good beef stock barley soup etc. 4/4/2008 3:00:04 PM

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 P  cquiroga 370:10
Originally posted by aspidites
This cheese, a high cacao dark chocolate, a Bucheron goat cheese tart, good beef stock barley soup etc.


MY GOD you are so pretentious. Who has ever heard of Cotswold cheese?
4/4/2008 6:06:38 PM

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 P  puzzl 1732:50
Originally posted by cquiroga
Originally posted by aspidites
This cheese, a high cacao dark chocolate, a Bucheron goat cheese tart, good beef stock barley soup etc.


MY GOD you are so pretentious. Who has ever heard of Cotswold cheese?



Seriously? It’s fairly standard stuff.



Personally I don’t really see any savory foods going well with imperial stouts. Chocolate and desert works obviously but meat to me wouldn’t make sense.
4/4/2008 6:10:51 PM

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 P  aspidites 1268:1
Originally posted by cquiroga
Originally posted by aspidites
This cheese, a high cacao dark chocolate, a Bucheron goat cheese tart, good beef stock barley soup etc.


MY GOD you are so pretentious. Who has ever heard of Cotswold cheese?

I knew there was a reason I really liked you.wink
4/4/2008 6:11:10 PM

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 P  aspidites 1268:1
Originally posted by puzzl
Originally posted by cquiroga
Originally posted by aspidites
This cheese, a high cacao dark chocolate, a Bucheron goat cheese tart, good beef stock barley soup etc.


MY GOD you are so pretentious. Who has ever heard of Cotswold cheese?



Seriously? It’s fairly standard stuff.



Personally I don’t really see any savory foods going well with imperial stouts. Chocolate and desert works obviously but meat to me wouldn’t make sense.

The soup would only be the liquid stock with no actual meat. I would think something like a pepper crusted blackened Ribeye Steak would go very well with it, but I do not eat beef.

And I think Chris was being facetious.
4/4/2008 6:40:46 PM

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 P  CaptainCougar 4637:128
Originally posted by cquiroga
Originally posted by aspidites
This cheese, a high cacao dark chocolate, a Bucheron goat cheese tart, good beef stock barley soup etc.


MY GOD you are so pretentious. Who has ever heard of Cotswold cheese?


excited! I remember that conversation wink.
4/4/2008 7:05:49 PM

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 P  puzzl 1732:50
Originally posted by aspidites
I would think something like a pepper crusted blackened Ribeye Steak would go very well with it, but I do not eat beef.



Nah, most ISs are too sweet, wouldn’t go well at all with the intense savory and saltiness of the steak. The flavors are both obviously quite strong but they’d clash.

I think the pairing with meats would be much easier if you only used dry imperial stouts. The sweet ones (Yeti, Dark Lord, most over 10%) are a lot harder.
4/4/2008 9:58:40 PM

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 P  aspidites 1268:1
Originally posted by puzzl
Originally posted by aspidites
I would think something like a pepper crusted blackened Ribeye Steak would go very well with it, but I do not eat beef.



Nah, most ISs are too sweet, wouldn’t go well at all with the intense savory and saltiness of the steak. The flavors are both obviously quite strong but they’d clash.

I think the pairing with meats would be much easier if you only used dry imperial stouts. The sweet ones (Yeti, Dark Lord, most over 10%) are a lot harder.

I typically only think of the drier ones as the sweeter they are the less I tend to like them. Plus you can pair like type food and alcohol or contrasting such as a Cantillon Kriek with a sweet Dark chocolate and Cherry Tart. I often prefer the contrasting.
4/4/2008 10:02:00 PM

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 P  puzzl 1732:50
Originally posted by aspidites
Originally posted by puzzl
Originally posted by aspidites
I would think something like a pepper crusted blackened Ribeye Steak would go very well with it, but I do not eat beef.



Nah, most ISs are too sweet, wouldn’t go well at all with the intense savory and saltiness of the steak. The flavors are both obviously quite strong but they’d clash.

I think the pairing with meats would be much easier if you only used dry imperial stouts. The sweet ones (Yeti, Dark Lord, most over 10%) are a lot harder.

I typically only think of the drier ones as the sweeter they are the less I tend to like them. Plus you can pair like type food and alcohol or contrasting such as a Cantillon Kriek with a sweet Dark chocolate and Cherry Tart. I often prefer the contrasting.


Totally agree that contrasting can be great, I just don’t think an IS could pair with a steak. With a steak I’d probably do an IPA (Two Hearted) if I did anything at all. Or maybe a good BdG. That’s about it.
4/4/2008 11:35:03 PM

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