Re: Hops Directly in Food

Mon Feb 13, 2012 2:36 pm

Has anyone experienced any after effects with using raw hops???
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Re: Hops Directly in Food

Mon Feb 13, 2012 7:18 pm

Hessian Lake wrote:Has anyone experienced any after effects with using raw hops???



No I ate a cascade off the vine once and thought I was going to vomptin all over my front steps. P.S. I carmelized some onions and added a few of the hole perale's,,,,,, Don't do that....yuck. :asshat:
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Re: Hops Directly in Food

Sun Oct 21, 2012 9:59 am

Made a Garden cherry tomato sauce that came out super sweet. Sprinkled a bit of hop pellet dust in there and fixed it right up.

Note: You want to do this at the end of your process, because heat continues to extract bitterness making I difficult to gauge. What you taste right after sprinkling is not what it's going to end up like...very easy to overshoot, and you don't need much at all. I think I might have used a teaspoon for 12 quarts.
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