Posts Tagged ‘hair of the dog adam’

  1. Hair of the Dog Adam Basque Cake with Adam Pastry Cream

    January 31, 2013 by bri

    Happy New Beer (Year)!

    2012 ended with a bang for Beer for Dessert. I wrote an article about craft beer and holiday pies for CraftBeer.com (here), and a few of my recipes have been featured on the site, which is awesome! I’m also looking forward to taking an online class on brewing from the Siebel Institute (a surprise Christmas gift from Mr. Beerfordessert).

    I rarely make resolutions, but I often enter a new year full of hopes and expectations for the coming months. This year is no exception: I’m hoping to try tons of new beers this year, thus I am dubbing this season “New Beers” season.

    My good friend, Adam, recently introduced me to the Crux Fermentation Project out of Bend, OR (featuring the former brewmaster for Deschutes, Larry Sidor) via an awesome holiday gift: a small growler of their Triskel IIPA. A refreshing reminder that although Russian River is no longer distributing to WA, there are still fantastic things going on nearby in the world of west coast IPAs.

    I just got back from Port Townsend’s Strange Brew festival this past weekend, full inspiration for new homebrewing and pastry projects: whiskey and ginger with red ale, rauch beer with the flavors of butterscotch candies, pineapple with a big juicy IPA, and much more!

    This recipe, however, uses an old favorite. Mr. Beerfordessert had another birthday, and Hair of the Dog Adam continues to be his favorite brew.


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  2. Rum Adam-Raisin Cake

    November 10, 2011 by bri

    Recently, it was Ian’s (Mr. Beerfordessert) birthday and he requested a rum-raisin cake made with one of his favorite beers, Hair of the Dog’s Adam. It was such a great idea, because Adam has some serious rum-related flavors. Adam makes this cake unique in a way that rum cannot – you get a hit of bitterness from the hops that is balanced delightfully by the sweetness of the raisins and the rich nuttiness of the brown butter in the cake batter. I topped this cake off with an Adam-infused Italian buttercream. The whole recipe ends up using about 9 oz of the beer, meaning you’ve only got 3 oz left to drink if you just buy one bottle. So buy two.

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