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Marvin
10-20-2003, 17:30
Hey, you all!!! It's me again!!!Don't worry about what food goes with bourbon-just sit back and nibble on whatever is available as it all goes with bourbon!!! The only thing to remember is if you drink bourbon, you have to nibble on something!!!

Cheers,
Marvin
Paradox
10-20-2003, 17:49
At night while I am watching tv and having a few drinks my favorite 'snack' food is UTZ sourdough special pretzels, the unsalted ones. I know pretzels are a beer thing but I still like em' nonetheless especially these exact brand of unsalted ones. Most unsalted suck, but these sourdough ones from UTZ are the best.
Bob
10-20-2003, 17:51
Nancy reminds me...you should have chocolate cheese from the Wisconsin Cheese Man with your Bourbon, Marvin!

Bob
brendaj
10-21-2003, 10:15
Bob,


Nancy reminds me...you should have chocolate cheese from the Wisconsin Cheese Man with your Bourbon, Marvin!



Absolutely! http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif Nancy is a wise woman! That really was good stuff (and addresses that blood sugar thing too... http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif).
Bj
njm
10-21-2003, 13:35
Chocolate covered cherries, vanilla ice cream a la Evan Williams '94, Marvin!
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Chocolate covered cherries and chocolate cheese, Brenda!
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AmeliaC
10-21-2003, 19:37
a la

Chocolate covered cherries, vanilla ice cream Evan Williams '94, Marvin!
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Chocolate covered cherries and chocolate cheese, Brenda!
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That sounds great.
njm
10-22-2003, 19:11
So let's have some at the next gazebo nite along with the serious tablewater crackers for tasting.
How does the aforementioned ham, baked beans and bananas Foster sound? (I don't know anything about the latter).
Wonder if General Nelson has a kitchen. Maybe his wife does.
TNbourbon
10-22-2003, 20:34
Wow, am I glad to see the references to chocolate! I'm sitting here chewing a Tootsie Roll with Old Fitz BIB, and I figured I was pregnant or something (well, maybe not really -- I haven't had that much bourbon!).
ratcheer
10-23-2003, 17:43
Probably my favorite thing with bourbon is south Alabama pecan brittle. Since I'm (supposed to be) on the Atkin's Diet, its a treat I can rarely indulge in.

Tim
AmeliaC
10-23-2003, 21:12
So let's have some at the next gazebo nite along with the serious tablewater crackers for tasting.
How does the aforementioned ham, baked beans and bananas Foster sound? (I don't know anything about the latter).
Wonder if General Nelson has a kitchen. Maybe his wife does.
AmeliaC
10-23-2003, 21:13
I meant to say on the last post. count ME in.
brendaj
10-24-2003, 09:44
Amelia,


Wonder if General Nelson has a kitchen. Maybe his wife does.
...count ME in.


Me Too!
I've talked to Bobbie Brown (she owns the Nelson) about cost, etc. for that little breakfast room of their's, right beside the gazebo.
I say we work on this for next year...
Bj
AmeliaC
10-24-2003, 12:04
Did she say what the cost would be?
njm
10-27-2003, 10:05
Tim,
If you come to bourbon fest next year,
bring some of that south Alabama peanut brittle!
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Namaste,
Nancy
brendaj
10-27-2003, 10:25
Amelia,


Did she say what the cost would be?


Well, kinda yes and no... http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/images/graemlins/skep.gif
I called her because of a post (somewhere... http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif)) by BP saying the cost was going to be way-crazy-expensive. I've known Bobbie Brown for some time, and I wanted to make sure she knew who we were... http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif
What she told me was the cost would depend on how we wanted to do it. She originally thought we wanted it catered. When I explained that we could most likely handle the food ourselves, it all changed.
Ultimately, the only thing that is written in stone, is the fact that she won't open her building unless there will be a staff person there at all times. So, the way I'm understanding, we need to cover an hourly staff person for the length of time the building is open, and most likely cleaning costs.
We can do this... http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif,
Bj
Bob
10-27-2003, 11:23
Brenda,

I think that would be great. I'm still wondering if the building has a kitchen that we could use. I bet with all of our talents, we could collectively whip up some "kicked up" food, to go with all of our "kicked up" bourbons. That would certainly add to our Gazebo Fun.

Bob
brendaj
10-27-2003, 14:53
Bob,


I'm still wondering if the building has a kitchen that we could use.


I think they have kitchen but, anyone that wants to whip up something special that requires any serious cook time can use my kitchen, I'm within walking distance of the gazebo.
Bj
ratcheer
10-27-2003, 16:46
See the Toasted Pecan Brittle on this page: Priester's Pecans (http://www.priester.com/Shopping/Products.asp?cat=39&n=0)

Tim
AmeliaC
10-28-2003, 20:36
Maybe we should just stick to the cook out that we planned..I know that Ed and Patty said I could depend on them for sure.
pepcycle
10-29-2003, 09:58
We're definitely in. I'll start looking for sales on "stuff" now and stockpiling.
The Patty and I love to entertain.
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brendaj
10-29-2003, 11:56
Amelia,
You can count on me too.
If ya'll want to have a cookout at your house, let me know how I can help.
If we would want to keep it close to the gazebo, I'll open my kitchen and we can carry food over.
If we want to use the Nelson's breakfast facility, I'll be happy to call Bobbie B. for an exact price.
This is gonna be great.
Bj
AmeliaC
10-29-2003, 19:39
We will have it at the GAZEBO like we planned this past Sept. It will be lots of fun, that way every one will be right there at the motel too. You can ask Bobbie that runs the General Nelson but I bet it will cost a fortune.
njm
11-02-2003, 17:59
What a selection, Tim!
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Thanks for the tip on the peanut brittle
and for the site. I can take care of some
Christmas shopping here too.
Namaste - Nancy
ratcheer
11-02-2003, 18:33
You are welcome. Yes, it is a great source for gifts.

Tim
jeff
11-07-2003, 06:54
One of my new favorite foods to munch on with bourbon are dry-roasted and salted almonds. Something about the salty, oily and nutty flavaor of the almonds complements every bourbon I have paired with them so far.