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Toronado Belgian Beer Dinner


read 394 times | 9 replies | posted 4/7/2008 7:30:44 AM
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alanC 36:1
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ow, what a culinary adventure. Cehck out the menu:
http://homebrewchef.com/ToronadoBelgianBeerDinner1.html
I was lucky enough to attend as head dishwasher!
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 P  northernbrews 11:4
That sounds incredible.

and pretty reasonable considering the quality of beers and food.
4/7/2008 8:28:31 AM

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 P  cquiroga 366:10
Sounds delightful. Any of the courses or pairings particularly stand out above the others? 4/7/2008 6:35:15 PM

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 P  mwsf 359:3
I was bummed to find out that Sean was the chef after it was already sold out! 4/7/2008 6:49:33 PM

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 P  cquiroga 366:10
No VIP treatment and special favors?? You should’ve tag-teamed those dishes with Alan to be sure you got in! 4/7/2008 6:52:59 PM

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pb_rick 10:0
I took pictures... it was absolutely insane how good the food and beer was. Sean went the extra mile on his menu, obviously, and all his work paid off. Oh, he hand picked those hop shoots on Thursday - how cool is that?

If you’re interested here’s some pictures. Note: I am not a pro with a camera.

http://picasaweb.google.com/rick.sellers/ToronadoBelgianBeerD inner
4/7/2008 7:49:36 PM

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 P  bgburdman9 702:22
Originally posted by pb_rick
I took pictures... it was absolutely insane how good the food and beer was. Sean went the extra mile on his menu, obviously, and all his work paid off. Oh, he hand picked those hop shoots on Thursday - how cool is that?

If you’re interested here’s some pictures. Note: I am not a pro with a camera.

http://picasaweb.google.com/rick.sellers/ToronadoBelgianBeerD inner


How much would a pitcher of westy 12 cost me?
4/7/2008 7:58:20 PM

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 P  TURDFERGUSON 1000:33
This is exactly why I am moving to California. lovelovelove 4/7/2008 8:46:46 PM

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 P  aspidites 1268:1
Originally posted by TURDFERGUSON
This is exactly why I am moving to California. lovelovelove

Now why would you want to do that with the crappy weather we have and the complete lack of a beer scene?wink
4/7/2008 8:49:21 PM

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alanC 36:1
Originally posted by cquiroga
Sounds delightful. Any of the courses or pairings particularly stand out above the others?


I’d say my two favorites were:
Homemade Duck Rillettes Infused with Saucerful of Secrets Soaked Dried Figs and
Liquid Nitrogen Cantillon Saint Lamvinus Sorbet. Have you ever seen someone make sorbet tableside by pouring a ladel full of liquid notrogen into a bowl full of St. Lamvinus? Pretty radical beer cuisine!
4/8/2008 5:02:44 AM

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