Hops Directly in Food

[Chunk]

Anyone had any success with using raw hops directly in food?

I tried it here without much luck. I just found that far too much bitterness carried through.

[Ozwald]

http://www.thebrewingnetwork.com/Beer-a ... ed-Chicken

Sean Paxton recipe

[Dirk McLargeHuge]

I use this seasoning mix for German dishes.
http://newfoodandbeer.com/2010/09/15/graham-kerrs-germany-ethmix/

[Capt. Kirkles]

I had a horrible experience with adding raw hops but I am going to have to try the chicken recipe....any one have good experience with it?

I did make a hop infused vodka that was interesting but I think that is a work in progress.

[Chunk]

I had a horrible experience with adding raw hops but I am going to have to try the chicken recipe....any one have good experience with it?

I did make a hop infused vodka that was interesting but I think that is a work in progress.

Doing a vodka and an oil at the moment too. Both great so far!

[Ozwald]

I had a horrible experience with adding raw hops but I am going to have to try the chicken recipe....any one have good experience with it?

I did make a hop infused vodka that was interesting but I think that is a work in progress.

I remember making it a long while back. I was sober, followed directions & remember it being fantastic. Now with 15 years of being a chef under my belt, the 2nd time I attempted this, I figured I was smart enough (& sober enough) to understand the concept & free-balled it. Drunken, bitter mess. Pretty sure I overlooked an ingredient or 3. Long story short, follow the recipe & you'll be fine.

[Cliff]

Treat it like Cilantro. Don't use too much.

[lunitick1976]

I did a dip with crunchey bacon, cream cheese, marscapone, and 5 to 8 cones of Pearle chopped up and mixed all together. it's good.