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Radio Brews News tangos with Paul Mercurio

October 7, 2011 by Radio Brews News

Today with catch up with a man who has gone from dancing the Paso Doble in Strictly Ballroom to perfecting beer butter pasta in his own cookbook, Cooking with Beer. Paul Mercurio has done a lot besides and discusses all of it in this engaging chat. Paul is forthright and candid talking about his career and the Australian beer industry.

Paul’s Cooking with Beer is a cracker and comes with two thumbs up rating from Radio Brews News.

Paul has also shared a recipe from his earlier book, Mercurio’s Menu, with us here.

You can follow Matt and Pete on Twitter and leave us feedback by email and on iTunes or in the comments below.

 

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[amazon-product]174266542X[/amazon-product]Show notes and links:

Link to the Hop Products Australia Beer Bursary.

Paul Mercurio online.

Mecurio’s Menu

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  1. James says

    October 8, 2011 at 3:31 pm

    Another great podcast, Radio Brews News!

    In relation to the discussion about about beer at sporting events…I must point out that, thanks to their account with Fosters, the MCG does sell Matilda Bay beers (Fat Yak, Beez Neez, Redback and Big Helga) in the MCC Members area, alongside full strength Carlton Draught and several other CUB premiums.

    So, whilst it’s only for the richy Members, and they are charging $8.60 a bottle for a Matilda Bay beer (330ml), better beer IS available at the MCG.

    Since I just can’t drinking Carlton Draught anymore (I find it far to chemically sharp and unpleasent on the palate), my go to beer whilst at the MCG for footy is now Big Helga.

    Just wish I saw more people drinking the MB beers when I was there…but it seems that the cup of Carlton Draught for $6.40 is much more attractive for the masses.

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