Sentence examples similar to paste beer from inspiring English sources

Irish stew is a hearty, filling stew filled with potatoes, tomato paste, squash, Irish beer, and red meat, among other things.

"It's better to start small and work up," Kunz advises as he pours the first batch of concentrated local flavor paste into the base beer.

Other complex odor sources, such as beer, yeast paste, cheese and soy sauce were tested, but those did not display enhancement of taste (data not shown).

Also add the beef broth, red wine, beer, tomato paste, sugar, soy sauce, and thyme.

The lunch menu is divided into three groups: La Mer et Cru, meaning raw stuff, mainly seafood like marinated squid with cilantro and peanuts; Petite Assiette, or small plate, but pretty generous when it comes to snails with pork sausage, or mussels in a beer and crab-paste broth; and Plats, larger plates, including rice noodles with pork, roast chicken and steak with rice frites.

I was at a pavement table at her family restaurant, Bleiberg's, in chi-chi Charlottenburg, noshing on gefilte fish with chrayn (horseradish and beetroot paste), washed down with Simcha kosher beer.

Mix the tempura flour with enough beer to make a thick paste.

In Africa, ground maize is cooked into a paste accompanied by a thick low-alcoholic beer.

"It was the kind of place that always smelled like beer, vomit, dog meat, and purple shrimp paste... but it was fun".

2 cups chicken broth. 1 medium red onion, chopped. 1 tablespoon garlic, minced. 2 tablespoons aji amarillo or other chili paste. 2 cups rice. 1 cup dark beer. 1 cup frozen peas. 1 cup carrots, sliced and quartered.

Marmite is a thick, sticky paste made from concentrated yeast extract, a byproduct from brewing beer.