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Pickled beets?

read 425 times | 15 replies | posted 6/3/2009 1:23:59 AM

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premium bhensonb 4182:286	eem to go nicely with doppelbock! The vinegar balances the sugar.	Reply Private message
premium JoeinUccle 902:138	Glad you told us that. I’ve got some in the fridge and have no idea what to do with them. Coincidentally, I’ve also got some doppelbock in the fridge...	6/3/2009 3:03:08 AM Post a reply Private message
premium Magicdave6 5383:50	Man i love picked beetroot, i always have a big jar in the cupboard. They actually go well with most beers as they dont have such a strong flavour as alot of pickled foods, also they are fairly hearty aswell as massivly good for you, so a great thing to have at a tasting with bread and cheese.	6/3/2009 5:03:08 AM Post a reply Private message
premium Gary 352:1	i like drinking a glass of Vinegar while drinking a glass of Lambic ...but that’s just me.	6/3/2009 5:20:56 AM Post a reply Private message
premium Reid 1084:30	Originally posted by Magicdave6 Man i love picked beetroot, i always have a big jar in the cupboard. They actually go well with most beers as they dont have such a strong flavour as alot of pickled foods, also they are fairly hearty aswell as massivly good for you, so a great thing to have at a tasting with bread and cheese. Mann pickled beetroot..fantastic on a cheese sandwich. Hard to find here in the USA	6/9/2009 5:40:33 PM Post a reply Private message
premium lithy 1600:83	May I suggest... http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/magic-hat-wacko/101490/	6/9/2009 5:44:56 PM Post a reply Private message
premium bhensonb 4182:286	Originally posted by Reid Originally posted by Magicdave6 Man i love picked beetroot, i always have a big jar in the cupboard. They actually go well with most beers as they dont have such a strong flavour as alot of pickled foods, also they are fairly hearty aswell as massivly good for you, so a great thing to have at a tasting with bread and cheese. Mann pickled beetroot..fantastic on a cheese sandwich. Hard to find here in the USA Here’s a link to a brand available in two groceries in a very small No. Cal. town. If they can get here from Wisconsin, they may be residing on a shelf near you. Like one jar wide, maybe. http://www.foodlocker.com/auntnellies.html	6/9/2009 5:56:46 PM Post a reply Private message
premium 1FastSTi 2551:89	Impossible to find anymore, but this is also brewed with beets. http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/furthermore-thermo-refur/97178/ If you ask me, it was fantastic...	6/9/2009 6:01:26 PM Post a reply Private message
premium fidelis83 707:11	Isn’t candi sugar usually made from beets?	6/9/2009 9:17:28 PM Post a reply Private message
premium Radek Kliber 3912:26	You gave me an idea ...yummm... going to kitchen now	6/9/2009 10:00:08 PM Post a reply Private message
premium Juelze 889:18	Originally posted by bhensonb Originally posted by Reid Originally posted by Magicdave6 Man i love picked beetroot, i always have a big jar in the cupboard. They actually go well with most beers as they dont have such a strong flavour as alot of pickled foods, also they are fairly hearty aswell as massivly good for you, so a great thing to have at a tasting with bread and cheese. Mann pickled beetroot..fantastic on a cheese sandwich. Hard to find here in the USA Here’s a link to a brand available in two groceries in a very small No. Cal. town. If they can get here from Wisconsin, they may be residing on a shelf near you. Like one jar wide, maybe. http://www.foodlocker.com/auntnellies.html Haven’t had pickeled beets in a LONG time. Saw this brand at our local grocery store (I live in WI) and I picked them up. Good stuff!	6/12/2009 9:33:20 PM Post a reply Private message

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