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Deep Fried Beer

StephenHero

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Flash freeze beer cubes+ batter to seal moisture + stuff into ravioli + fryer?
 

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Originally Posted by StephenHero
Flash freeze beer cubes+ batter to seal moisture + stuff into ravioli + fryer?

That's exactly what I was thinking too in terms of freezing the beer, except for the batter part. That's a good thought.
 

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Prefer the liquid foie croquettes my friend and I made.

We mixed the foie with gelatin over heat then spoon the liquid mixture into spherical ice trays and let them set in the freezer. Popped them out and covered them in batter and deep fried them. The outside crisps and seals in the foie while the heat melts it back into liquid. You could probably do this with lots of stuff.
 

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meh. would rather have fried coke.
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itsstillmatt

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Originally Posted by Roikins
Prefer the liquid foie croquettes my friend and I made.

We mixed the foie with gelatin over heat then spoon the liquid mixture into spherical ice trays and let them set in the freezer. Popped them out and covered them in batter and deep fried them. The outside crisps and seals in the foie while the heat melts it back into liquid. You could probably do this with lots of stuff.

Like Marc Meneau's Foie Gras Cromesquis. Epic.
 

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Originally Posted by iammatt
Like Marc Meneau's Foie Gras Cromesquis. Epic.

Like a warm liquid surprise in your mouth, or as KW calls it, every Monday through Friday late night.
 

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Originally Posted by iammatt
Like Marc Meneau's Foie Gras Cromesquis. Epic.
I've only had these at Au Pied du Cochon in Montreal. Amazing. I thought Martin Picard created these.
 

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Beer-battered fish without the fish and flour?
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Originally Posted by JustinW
Beer-battered fish without the fish and flour?
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I heard they just make a beer batter and fry it but it would taste like the beer. Either way thats pretty horrendous! Out at the OC fair here they were serving deep fried butter. NO joke. Butter stick battered and flash fried... as yes people were lining up to eat them.
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^^ Pah, lightweights. You can get deep fired Mars bars in Scotland. And pizzas...
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Mark from Plano

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Every year at the Texas State Fair they introduce a new deep fried something. Last year it was deep fried butter. This year it's the deep fried beer.

God Bless America.
 

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