BeerBorg

Now this makes sense as it seems the meat would carmalize sooner and with less heat after being bathed in malt rich dark beer, thus reducing the formation of polycyclic compound.

Beer Marinade Lowers Cancer Risk in Grilled Meats Study Says

I guess I'll have to start making five gallon batches then because right now I can't bring myself to "waste" beer for cooking.

What doesn't cause cancer?

Beer-lord wrote:What doesn't cause cancer?

Not breathing, Not eating, Not drinking, Not sexting???, Not nothing, oh and Not Living

T8rSalad wrote:

Beer-lord wrote:What doesn't cause cancer?

Not breathing, Not eating, Not drinking, Not sexting???, Not nothing, oh and Not Living

On the other hand though, you don't gotta twist my arm to add some beer to most anything, so adding to my meat marinades is a done deal.

To...ahem...plagiarize a quote from "The Quite Man"....

"Would you like some beer marinade on your steak?"

"When I drinks beer, I drinks beer. When I eats steak, I eats steak. Thank ya very much."

I've read that the amount of carcinogens resulting in grilling meat is very low. You probably are exposed to more harmful stuff walking through the parking lot at the mall, or standing at a bus stop.

One more reason to RDWHAHB.

Oh, and let's not forget -- no one gets out of here alive, so let's enjoy our time here, and if that includes grillin', then the quality of whatever time we're given will be that much higher.

In the words of the eminent philosopher Jimmy Buffett, I'd rather die while I'm living than live while I'm dead.

Beer Marinade steak, beer battered fries, maybe some salad, & an IPA - The Anti-Cancer Meal

What Dave said!

FedoraDave wrote:I've read that the amount of carcinogens resulting in grilling meat is very low. You probably are exposed to more harmful stuff walking through the parking lot at the mall, or standing at a bus stop.

One more reason to RDWHAHB.

Oh, and let's not forget -- no one gets out of here alive, so let's enjoy our time here, and if that includes grillin', then the quality of whatever time we're given will be that much higher.

In the words of the eminent philosopher Jimmy Buffett, I'd rather die while I'm living than live while I'm dead.

I prefer Alfred E Newman's..."What, me worry?"

"What? Me, worry?" is the non-homebrewer's RDWHAHB.

lol never occurred to me. agreed