In my previous post, I talked about how food was really important to beer
now. I think the food this year was vastly improved on all fronts.
The food at the media lunch was excellent, and the word was that the food at the
concession stands during the sessions was also improved. Additionally, the
food at the Farm to Table Pavilion was really good this year too. See for
yourself!
Why thank you, Viking! I love the range. Just kidding. I
only wish I could take it home.
This fabulous panna cotta with a deep fried hop flower was really tasty.
Bitter and floral hops with sweet, creamy panna cotta was amazing.
Here's a shout out to some local breweries. Jester King's Weasel Rodeo
was paired with a dark chocolate cake.
And another Jester King Noble King paired with fatty meats and sundried
tomato.
This was a very tasty grilled Hawaiian ahi paired with Acradia Sky High Rye.
This is a classic pairing. Fatty, I mean flavorful sausage paired with
Smuttynose IPA.
And another classic pairing. sweet chocolate paired with Smuttynose Old Brown
Dog Ale.
I can't really claim that these are a tasty pair, but aren't they good
looking pair? Rumor is that Firestone Walker is coming to Texas soon!
This was an intriguing brittle. Crispy pork skin brittle.
Ohhhhhhhhh yes...........!
The chefs didn't play around this year. Not at all.
Portion sizes were nothing to snicker at either!
I'm pretty much in love with this dish. Salmon skin. You had me
at salmon skin.
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And a really BIG piece!
There's Sebbie from Rogue Ales. I love that woman!
The Cheese Society made sure that everyone got their fill of cheese this
year.
The cheese tasting line was about 90 minutes deep. We really, really
love our beer and cheese!
Congrats to the production team that pulled off a fantastic beer and food
experience this year!
Craft Beer, Fine Wine, Artisan Spirits, and Mouthgasmic Food.
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Dang, girl. That all looks amazing.
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