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rockyracoon | 10:03 Tue 21st Dec 2010 | Food & Drink
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If a recipe (Pork Knuckle) requests beer as a baste what beer would you use. Beer is used in my house as a term for lager, ale, bitter etc. I'm not sure which one the recipe is be refering to. Any help greatly appreciated.

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I would assume it meant bitter.
Yes, bitter.
Just curious....is it an American recipe?
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God bless you, you're all stars. Pastafreak, I think it's a German recipe.
ahhh...ok rocky. We yanks are not always so specific when it comes to defining 'beer'

By the way......my daughters favourite tow as a toddler was a fuzzy raccoon hand puppet we called rockyracoon.....she's 25,and still has him
if the recipe is German I would have thought Lager was the one to choose
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Well, it's in the oven cooking now, smells wonderful. Hopefully it will turn out ok.

Thanks again for all your help.

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