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Imperial stout and caviar?


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PhillyBeer2112 2084:57
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nyone tried this combination?
Its the only beer and caviar combination I’ve ever heard of and it makes sense.

I’ve got a small jar of lumpfish roe. Not sure how I’m going to use them, probably not quality enough to eat straight up, but may be good on a cracker with sour cream and/or a slice of boiled egg.

And so maybe I’ll get out an imperial stout to pair...
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Cletus 5001:169
I’ve done Saison and caviar and IIPA and caviar. Both paired very well. Never tried a RIS with caviar, though. 6/20/2009 10:30:11 AM

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TheCheeseMan 538:11
Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112
Anyone tried this combination?
Its the only beer and caviar combination I’ve ever heard of and it makes sense.

I’ve got a small jar of lumpfish roe. Not sure how I’m going to use them, probably not quality enough to eat straight up, but may be good on a cracker with sour cream and/or a slice of boiled egg.

And so maybe I’ll get out an imperial stout to pair...


Boiled or roasted potatoes with creme fraiche, or sour cream in a pinch. Should cut down on the salt a bit.
6/20/2009 10:33:18 AM

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PhillyBeer2112 2084:57
Originally posted by Cletus
I’ve done Saison and caviar and IIPA and caviar. Both paired very well. Never tried a RIS with caviar, though.


Well in terms of what I got sitting in my extremely small selection, I’ve got a far better saison (Foret) than imperial stout (Sam adams!).
6/20/2009 10:38:50 AM

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Cletus 5001:169
Originally posted by TheCheeseMan
Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112
Anyone tried this combination?
Its the only beer and caviar combination I’ve ever heard of and it makes sense.

I’ve got a small jar of lumpfish roe. Not sure how I’m going to use them, probably not quality enough to eat straight up, but may be good on a cracker with sour cream and/or a slice of boiled egg.

And so maybe I’ll get out an imperial stout to pair...


Boiled or roasted potatoes with creme fraiche, or sour cream in a pinch. Should cut down on the salt a bit.


In a major pinch, table water crackers and/or cream cheese also do the trick.
6/20/2009 10:48:19 AM

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TheCheeseMan 538:11
Originally posted by Cletus
Originally posted by TheCheeseMan
Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112
Anyone tried this combination?
Its the only beer and caviar combination I’ve ever heard of and it makes sense.

I’ve got a small jar of lumpfish roe. Not sure how I’m going to use them, probably not quality enough to eat straight up, but may be good on a cracker with sour cream and/or a slice of boiled egg.

And so maybe I’ll get out an imperial stout to pair...


Boiled or roasted potatoes with creme fraiche, or sour cream in a pinch. Should cut down on the salt a bit.


In a major pinch, table water crackers and/or cream cheese also do the trick.


True.
6/20/2009 10:49:12 AM

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cheapdark 2011:65
I hate both, IMNSHO, they deserve each other. Raw fish eggs and terrble beer. What could be worse, together?
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Durian fruit and Klingon Gagh?
nyat nyat!
6/20/2009 11:19:51 AM

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TheCheeseMan 538:11
Originally posted by cheapdark
I hate both, IMNSHO, they deserve each other. Raw fish eggs and terrble beer. What could be worse, together?
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Durian fruit and Klingon Gagh?
nyat nyat!


Actually, they are not raw, but salt cured.
6/20/2009 11:24:19 AM

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PhillyBeer2112 2084:57
Think I might try blinis with creme fraiche... 6/20/2009 11:31:55 AM

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TheCheeseMan 538:11
Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112
Think I might try blinis with creme fraiche...


I’ll be in jacksonville tomorrow, what time shall I stop by?
6/20/2009 11:34:21 AM

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PhillyBeer2112 2084:57
Originally posted by TheCheeseMan
Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112
Think I might try blinis with creme fraiche...


I’ll be in jacksonville tomorrow, what time shall I stop by?



anytime. seriously. My wife is making a big paella too!
Gotta go out today and get the shrimp, mussels and pick out a fish.
6/20/2009 12:10:07 PM

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