Ye Olde Scribe’s Bad Beer Report

“When taste buds rebel and stomachs upchuck you know your palette is stuck on YUCK.”

Written by Ye Olde Scribe

Grab the little critter and squeezzzzzzzzzeeeeeeeeeee the essence into your glass. Make sure you get both barrels. Ah, SKUNK BEER! If that’s your desire grab your heine and lick it dry! Isn’t there a bit irony when a nickname is so apt? Scribe used to be a big fan of the darker version. Maybe Scribe just has more taste these days? Hey, it twere the 70s. Anything related to disco is tainted by mere location.

Corn… DMS. Weak body. A slightly sour sense. Weak urine color. What’s to complain about?

EVERYTHING.

Beer Ads: Butt Beer

Image from Zoice.com

   If you think about this one, what exactly would make you want to buy or drink this beer? What does it say good about the beer? What might this beer taste like? “Pssst! Seems this might be a case of attempting to use sex to sell beer that probably backfired in a somewhat smelly way.” (The “psst,” like the ad, was a too little odiferous, perhaps?)

Beer and Turkey Recipe

BEER BARBEQUED TURKEY DRUMSTICKS  
 

1 pkg. (2 1/2 lb.) frozen turkey drumsticks, defrosted
1 c. barbeque sauce
1/2 c. beer
1/4 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. pepper
Spiced peaches

 

Arrange turkey in baking dish. Mix barbeque sauce, beer, salt and pepper. Pour over drumsticks. Cover tightly and microwave on high 10 minutes.Turn drumsticks over. Cover tightly and microwave on medium for 25 minutes. Turn drumsticks again and cover. Microwave until meat feels very soft when pressed, 25-40 minutes.

Recipe from Cooks.com

Image courtesy fotosearch.com
Image courtesy fotosearch.com

Cranberry Beer Dressing

Written by Carolyn Smagalski

 Holiday Turkey with Cranberry-Beer Dressing Recipe

Historically, brine is a solution of sea salt, to which is added sugar and aromatics.

Master chefs on large estates created these brine solutions to preserve meats for extended periods, much like villagers did with smoked meats or salted fish. Brining awakens flavors in turkey, and allows spices to penetrate the fleshy parts of the bird. As an old-fashioned Thanksgiving tradition, brining the bird in cranberry and beer is a treat that will gain a memorable place in the halls of Holiday lore.

Holiday Turkey with Cranberry-Beer Dressing

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Beer Related Stories

The Professor will provide an occasional odd story: recent or from history, related to beer. This one is from http://ibnlive.in.com. The Professor hopes it was a beer at least worthy enough of losing ones job over.

(Motorcycle hearse: not necessarily the hearse used by the driver in the story.)
(Motorcycle hearse: not necessarily used by the driver in the story.)

Bogota: A dead man’s family had to wait for hours at a cemetery in Colombia, as the hearse driver went to have a few beers, leaving the vehicle carrying the corpse outside a motel.

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Club Update: Escambia Bay Homebrewers


Pensacola Area

Club Events

December 12th – Club Christmas Party at 4:00pm Ozone Pizza
December 18th – 5:00pm Hot Glass Cold Beer event at The Belmont Art Center

I have a Miller Beer Keg for sale $30. It has not been cut for a boil kettle yet. It’s in like new condition and clean. Let me know if you are interested.

Pat Johnson
850-261-9218