You had me at coriander.salsalady said:I was also thinking ghosts and pomegranate, also. If needed, Buy some pomegranate juice for additional liquid. Balsamic vinegar, maybe some apple for a bit of bulk, or red bell peppers.
Tiny bit of cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander...
It does so let me think a little. Maybe some beers will start my creative mind. I only drink during the holidays.The Hot Pepper said:Pomegranate makes good BBQ sauce, sweet and tart, make a spicy pom BBQ...
Elpicante said:It does so let me think a little. Maybe some beers will start my creative mind. I only drink during the holidays.
salsalady said:My son used to say "pog-ganat". And he said "engine-la-la" instead of enchilada.
OK, never mind.
Anyway, a bit of chipotle with the bhut could go the smoky BBQ spectrum.
Gues I'll have to pair them separately Pomagrantes with chipotle and other spices and the persimmons with some type of citrus going to caribe on this one.SmokenFire said:Persimmons have a unique and pretty dominant taste. I would match them with the fresno mash and maybe a bit of ginger and garlic. The pomegranates could pair nicely with the ghost mash - I would likely juice them and balance with clover honey to pull the sweet/tart notes from the pomegranate juice.