Sure PBR is an inexpensive beer, but it isn’t just for crushing during game day. Pabst Blue Ribbon is a super refreshing light beer and can be paired with some sophisticated foods to enhance the flavors and the experience of eating rich foods.
Camembert Cheese
Take cheese for example. Have you tried Camembert with PBR? Probably not! This soft, creamy cheese can have a stronger more pungent aroma than Brie and pairs perfectly with the light clean taste of PBR. Next time you have friends over, create a cheese plate that features Camembert and serve PBR to pair with it! Your friends will love it!
Having guests over inevitably means serving snacks and appetizers along with drinks. This is where budget-friendly PBR shines! Pair a tall-boy with some classy snacks to elevate the entire experience. Try goat-cheese stuffed bacon-wrapped dates. They are super easy to make and will wow your guests. The super rich snacks beg to be paired with a super light refreshing drink, and what’s better than an ice-cold PBR?
Goat-Cheese Stuffed Bacon-Wrapped Dates
Goat-Cheese Stuffed Bacon-Wrapped Dates Recipe:
Ingredients –
- Goat Cheese
- 1 Package of bacon
- 1 Package of unpitted dates
- Toothpicks
Instructions –
- Soak toothpicks in water
- Pit the dates
- Stuff each date with a half teaspoon of goat cheese
- Cut each strip of bacon in half lengthwise
- Wrap each stuffed date in half a strip of bacon, secure with toothpick
- Bake in oven at 350° F for 15 minutes or until bacon is crisp
KBBQ Pork Belly Taco
Korean BBQ Pork Belly Tacos & PBR, a match made in Heaven. If you are lucky enough to live in Los Angeles, you can stop by Roy Choi’s Kogi Taqueria in Palms for a delicious pork belly taco. If you don’t live in LA, stop by your local Korean market and pick up thick slices of pork belly for some grilling. Grilled pork belly BBQ (Samgyeopsal-gui) is fairly easy to make! Follow this handy recipe to make them yourself at home.
