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It’s summer, you’re a red wine fan and while a big juicy steak is great every now and again, sometimes the weather calls for lighter foods such as chicken or fish.
I’ve found one of the best ways of transforming a white wine food into red wine food is the use of smoke.
But I’m not just talking about whacking it on a regular barbeque…oh no, that would be far too easy…if you’re feeling a bit ambitious try turning your barbeque into a mesquite smoker!
And should our not-so-trusty British sun fail to shine, you can easily use your oven to create exactly the same result.
Here’s how:
White wonders step aside; this is a red wine food! Try serving with the 2003 Ch. Picard, St Est
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5 Responses for "Red wine fan? Change your food, not your tipple this summer!"
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I’m a red wine fan and thought this was a really interesting post – tried the mesquite chips at home and it works amazingly well – thanks for the tip!!
@ Felix
Many thanks for your post. Glad you liked it – which food and wine did you choose to try out?
Smoked mesquite chicken with a Penfolds Cabernet – my wife and I thought it was fantastic.
Learn more about the various wine and food matches in http://vino.com!
Great site, I guarantee you.
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