Showing posts with label Blue Point Brewing Company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue Point Brewing Company. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2019

February 3, 2019



Two birthday books.



A visit to St. Patrick's Cathedral.



A visit to MOMA.



Blue Point Toasted Lager.



Crescent moon.




Yearly trip to the Grand Hyatt.



Nightime Gandhi.



Montauk Driftwood Ale.



Named after a Florentine lawyer. "Do not worry about the cost of that wine, although it was expensive: a pleasant taste heals all the wounds."



Broadway Boogie Woogie. I remember it from a fifth-grade art class.



Subway art.



Smith and Wollensky, a Restaurant Week favorite.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

July 31, 2010



Area is wide open without the artists and vendors.



Hydrangeas.



Crowded at 11:00 a.m.



Real nice day.



Blurry shot, I hadn't tasted anything yet.



Union Square Whole Foods now sells Growlers. Picked up two small ones.



Greenport Harbor Ale: ABV: 5.3%.



Blue Point Oatmeal Stout: 30 IBUs ,5.2 % ABV.



Heroes and Villains: Inside the Minds of the Greatest Warriors in History by Frank McLynn is right up my alley.



The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot looks real interesting. Science, racial politics, and human interest.

Saturday, June 26, 2010

June 26, 2010



Stuck on the 59th Street Bridge and not feeling Groovy.



Arrived later than usual, but not too crowded.



At the Greenmarket they were giving out this magazine. Great recipe:
Patsy's Meatballs
Apr 30 2010 Rachel Wharton Recipes
1½ pounds chopped veal
1 whole egg
1 egg yolk
1 clove of garlic, minced
2 tablespoons grated romano cheese
Salt and pepper
Chopped fresh parsley
½ cup of breadcrumbs
Pinch of oregano
Mix thoroughly and form into 2 ½ inch meatballs. Preheat olive oil in skillet to 350 degrees (oil should cover half the meatball when frying) Fry meatballs in olive oil, 2 minutes on each side. Take out of oil. Place the meatballs in simmering tomato sauce and cook another 10-15 minutes.



Corn has arrived. The above is from Miglorelli Farms. It was quite tasty and fresh. Lucy's Greenmarket Report states that Sycamore Farms will have their Corn this Wednesday. Yipee !!



McNeill's Oatmeal Stout starts the weekend Beers.



Man, need a light refreshing beer sometimes, Blue Point Summer Ale does the trick.




This Beer is more like Mead.



I have a CD of Heaney reading his translation. Heorot was the Mead-Hall.

So Hrothgar decided
he would build a mead-hall,
the greatest the world had
ever seen, or even imagined.
There he would share out
to young and old alike
all that God gave him
(except for public lands and men's lives).

Heorot means "Hall of the Hart" (male deer.)



2:30, the saga continues.


Photo by Joan Marcus

Hope to see The Winter's Tale this week.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

April 26, 2009





















Too nice a day not to have a BBQ.
Traditional : Hot Dogs, Burgers, Italian Sausage
Potato Salad (German and regular) and Greek Salad.
Chicken Cutlets from last night as back-up.
Blue Point Rastafar Rye as the beer.



Movies on demand had Tom Jones. I'm now
inspired to read the Fielding tome. I hear it is
not as much fun as the movie. Hugh Griffith is a
blast. Gutenberg text download.



Blue Point Rastafar Rye, 7% ABV, was the latest
Growler beer from Community Beverages. A smooth
tasty piece of work. Nice beer for the current heat wave.