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The corn bread was great, as were the beer beans.CorneliusAlphonse wrote:Also, if anyone wants to make cornbread, here's what I used. Didn't measure the cheese or Jalaps tho, just threw a bunch in.
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Glad you made it out!gmarsh wrote:Thanks for letting this stranger show up and eat your food/drink your beer
Couldn't walk 5 feet without having someone offer to pour beer into my glass or point out a tap and say "try that one". Sampled some damn good beer - I like beer you can tar a roof with, and Bad Apple (?) Russian Stout was the highlight of my night. Also talked to plenty of people about the "full" process of homebrewing (I've only ever brewed wort kits) learned plenty and forgot even more. Even got offers from various different people to just "come on by next time we do a boil"
What can I say, you're a good gang of people. Had an awesome night. Thanks again!
I thought you took those when we left that night. Sorry on that one. At least the beer, keg and CO2 are home safely haha.know1 wrote:Many thanks Kyle and everyone for another good time brewnoser event!
I will have to arrange to swing by and collect my bean container and my ball lock thumb tab hose. Keith generously collected my keg and CO2. Thanks for that!
I could be wrong, but I don't think Jeff (Bad Apple) was able to bring any beer with - so that may have been brewed by someone else. Glad you enjoyed yourself!gmarsh wrote:I like beer you can tar a roof with, and Bad Apple (?) Russian Stout was the highlight of my night.
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