Ribeye Steak and Beer Matching John Quilter
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Date: 2020-05-11
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Zxzano
To get a better result with the spices and butter, I advise you to remove the protein part of the butter dissolving it in a bain-marie, you keep only the transparent and will remove the white one that remains on the bottom. Now whisk the mixture which prepared john and add to the ghee. Let it solidify in the refrigerator, this time in a bowl or a glass jar. This way you have a butter flavored, light and much more delicate on the palate. I prefer to brush it in small doses on the meat just cooked so as to enhance the flavors but without covering fat meat.
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To get a better result with the spices and butter, I advise you to remove the protein part of the butter dissolving it in a bain-marie, you keep only the transparent and will remove the white one that remains on the bottom. Now whisk the mixture which prepared john and add to the ghee. Let it solidify in the refrigerator, this time in a bowl or a glass jar. This way you have a butter flavored, light and much more delicate on the palate. I prefer to brush it in small doses on the meat just cooked so as to enhance the flavors but without covering fat meat.
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Peet
The first beer is good with other meat, like meatloaf, chunks, etc. The second is. not recomanded as it is very sugary, with a caramel /syrup taste. And the third one is not an abbay beer, it's a trappist: it means made in a monastery by cistercian trappist brewers monks (real monks. The 2 first are more commercial, but the third is 3 steps higher in terms of quality. Beer pairing is like wine pairing: you must go further than it's a brown beer; ); ); )
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The first beer is good with other meat, like meatloaf, chunks, etc. The second is. not recomanded as it is very sugary, with a caramel /syrup taste. And the third one is not an abbay beer, it's a trappist: it means made in a monastery by cistercian trappist brewers monks (real monks. The 2 first are more commercial, but the third is 3 steps higher in terms of quality. Beer pairing is like wine pairing: you must go further than it's a brown beer; ); ); )
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Casimir
There's actually no such things as trappist-style beers. When a beer is classified as Trappist it means that the brewery is ran by the monks of the Trappist order. Originally they wanted to produce enough to keep up with the cost of the abbey. However, some abbey's, like Westmalle and Koningshoeven (La Trappe, also like to produce a lot of beer so costumers can enjoy and charity can profit from the extra income.
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There's actually no such things as trappist-style beers. When a beer is classified as Trappist it means that the brewery is ran by the monks of the Trappist order. Originally they wanted to produce enough to keep up with the cost of the abbey. However, some abbey's, like Westmalle and Koningshoeven (La Trappe, also like to produce a lot of beer so costumers can enjoy and charity can profit from the extra income.
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David
The first transcendent beer and food matching that I ever personally engineered was a roasty porter (Anchor, to be specific) with an aged gouda. More than a decade later, I still stand by it. However, these days, I tend to pair a saison (usually Ommegang Hennepin or Brooklyn Sorachi Ace) with pretty much anything, aside from overly sweet desserts, which I rarely eat.
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The first transcendent beer and food matching that I ever personally engineered was a roasty porter (Anchor, to be specific) with an aged gouda. More than a decade later, I still stand by it. However, these days, I tend to pair a saison (usually Ommegang Hennepin or Brooklyn Sorachi Ace) with pretty much anything, aside from overly sweet desserts, which I rarely eat.
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chef
John! Dont cook a Ribeye rare? Wrong you are. You must be referring to less tender poorly marbled beef. Most certainly you should be able to enjoy a quality, well marbled steak, rare. High end choice or prime beef insists on it. ANYTHING above medium for a ribeye, go with a burger. Blessings ChefMike
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John! Dont cook a Ribeye rare? Wrong you are. You must be referring to less tender poorly marbled beef. Most certainly you should be able to enjoy a quality, well marbled steak, rare. High end choice or prime beef insists on it. ANYTHING above medium for a ribeye, go with a burger. Blessings ChefMike
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TerrorMuppet
Dude! Again nice video man! Love it, will try that butter one day! That third beer, the Westmalle, if you want an other GREAT stew recipe for that, let me know and i will give it to you. Trust me when i say it's by FAR the best you'll have It's with the same beer, the WM double
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Dude! Again nice video man! Love it, will try that butter one day! That third beer, the Westmalle, if you want an other GREAT stew recipe for that, let me know and i will give it to you. Trust me when i say it's by FAR the best you'll have It's with the same beer, the WM double
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John
You ever done a Guinness Stout (and Coca Cola, the real cane sugar and ancient coca cola recipe soda) marinade overnight for ribs. Citrus, and deep yeast, and alkaline ph, makes an insane marinade, sauce, (along with all other kinds of included herbs and vegs, and meat coating.
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You ever done a Guinness Stout (and Coca Cola, the real cane sugar and ancient coca cola recipe soda) marinade overnight for ribs. Citrus, and deep yeast, and alkaline ph, makes an insane marinade, sauce, (along with all other kinds of included herbs and vegs, and meat coating.
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BeyerT1
How does that steak taste any good with such a tiny amount of salt? Like seriously, I use top quality aged beef, and I put 5 times as much salt on it (freshly ground, and it's still not salty enough sometimes if it's really thick. And no pepper either?
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How does that steak taste any good with such a tiny amount of salt? Like seriously, I use top quality aged beef, and I put 5 times as much salt on it (freshly ground, and it's still not salty enough sometimes if it's really thick. And no pepper either?
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Sum
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You're gonna need to be careful FoodTube! Simply flashing sponsored and putting sponsored in the description is not enough to satisfy the FDA in America anymore. You need to verbally say that it's sponsored content or they will come after you.
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Marcelo
The various layers of flavor of butter with herbs, pepper and shallots on the meat, the combination of flavors with the beers make this meal a great choice for a dinner with friends and family, thank you John for sharing!
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The various layers of flavor of butter with herbs, pepper and shallots on the meat, the combination of flavors with the beers make this meal a great choice for a dinner with friends and family, thank you John for sharing!
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