
The Abita Select Four Grain Dinner that I just posted about looks great, but I think this other Beer Dinner looks EVEN better. Dan Stein (Beer Geek and owner of Stein’s Deli), in association with Derek Lintern of Crescent City Homebrewers, Aaron Burgu (owner and chef of Patois), Kelly Picket and the staff of Stein’s Deli have created a dinner pairing some of the best beers you can buy in New Orleans with some of the best food you can eat in New Orleans.
The Dinner will take place on April 8th at Patois and will mark the 75th Anniversary of the End of Prohibition. The coolest thing about this dinner, is that not only will it be your standard beer and food pairing, but it will be incredibly educational AND the food will be cooked in beer, and made with beer ingredients. Things like hops, malt and unhopped wort will make their way into the recipe! Adventurous indeed. Check out the menu and pairings for the $90 (all-inclusive) Dinner after the jump…
Apértif
Jenlain Ambrée
Salad
Salad of Mixed Greens tossed in a Citrus and Hops Vinaigrette with Coriander Crusted Goat Cheese
Hitachino Nest White Ale
Appetizer
Mussels Steamed in La Fin Du Monde with Pomme Frites and Pepper Aioli
Unibroue La Fin Du Monde
Fish
Malted Barley crusted Trout in a Barleywine-Reduction Sauce with Local Strawberries
Anchor Old Foghorn
Meat
Carbonade Flamande with Local Baby Root Vegetables
Chimay Première (Red)
Dessert
Pink Lady Apple roasted in Unibroue Éphémère with French Triple Crème Cheese
Nut Brown Ice Cream with Eel River Ravens Eye Imperial Stout and Chocolate Sauce
Brown Butter Financier with Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar
Cheese
Epoisses with Tripel Karmeliet
St. Agur with J. W. Lees Harvest Ale (2007)
Ossau Iraty with Tröegs Nugget Nectar

March 20th, 2008 at 6:11 pm
Well, all I can say is that this blog is awesome nice job, and good article. The Patois dinner looks good and I’ve been in Stein’s before and it just so happens they have some interesting beers in there. Just wanted to send a thank you and some compliments for the blog, though the Patois dinner looks pretty great as well.
March 20th, 2008 at 9:33 pm
Thanks for the complement.
The price actually will be $90 all inclusive.
March 23rd, 2008 at 12:43 am
oh man i wish i was there for this!