Re: [CH] Whats the Best type of beer to put Chiles in

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>Now I know several of you guys and gals are homebrewers, and have more
>experience with this sort of thing.
>If this was covered in depth in the last Beer/Chile thread, please just post
>to me off the list.
>Thanks
>Eric 

I've had several different chile beers, and to be honest, I'm of the
opinion that they just don't blend together very well - now, to eat chiles
and then quench with beer, well of course, but brewing them into a
beer...well, not for me anyhow. On the other hand, chile brewed beers are
superb for cooking - I like using them in my chili, or when seasoning taco
meat. Just substitute the beer for the water in the recipe...
B
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