Take your at-home cooking to the next level with
Harlem. Brew. Soul., a history-rich cookbook that incorporates beer-infused recipes into authentic African American cuisine.
Experience beer-infused soul food recipes from the founder of Harlem Brewing Company, Celeste Beatty, the first Black woman to own a brewery in the United States. Through her
over twenty years of brewing beer and growing her business, Celeste Beatty has developed relationships with the best and brightest in the food and beverage industries and is ready to share her own
soul food recipes with a beer-infused twist, along with recipes from some of Harlem’s and North Carolina’s favorite restaurants and chefs. Interspersed with small-bite reflections from her journey in the making of Harlem Brewing Company,
Harlem. Brew. Soul. features:
- Over 80 recipes infused with lager, stout, IPA, and wheat beers (food and cocktails)
- Historical notes on African brewing history
- A collection of family stories about early African American homebrew culture
- Vibrant illustrations celebrating the NYC neighborhood of Harlem
- and much more!
Harlem. Brew. Soul. taps into the rich history, heritage, traditions, rituals, experiences, and codes of African American life, cuisine, culture, music, and, yes, beer!
Introduction
Brewstory
Hip-Hops
Whats on Tap?
Brewers in the Family
Beer Cocktales
Hopolitan
Benini
Harlem Punch
Womosa
Bromosa Blitz
Sugarita
Bebop Bliss
A Train Elixir
Summertime Shandy
Swing (Dont Mean a Thing)
Renaissance Mule
Harlem Shuffle
Brewfast & Brewunch
Easy Cheesy Brewsy Shrimp and Grits
Buttermilk Waffles with Beeraised Peaches in Syrup
Salmon Cakes with Supreme Sauce
Catfish Nuggets
Three-Cheese Grits Casserole
Brewsy Biscuits and Sausage Gravy
Starters, Sides & Salads
Beer Smac n Cheese
Tailgate Brewffalo Wings
Hoppy Hoppin John
Spicy Coconut Beered Rice
Chef Ks Jazzy Wings
Harlem-Style Beer Nuts
Cheesy Brewsy Dip
Spicy Beer-Battered Fried Green Tomatoes
Beer-Battered Southern-Fried Okra
Beered Beans and Rice
Beeraised Collard Greens in Queen Stout
Scalloped Potatoes with a Wheat Beer Sauce
Hip-Hop Coleslaw
Southern Brewshi Roll
Soups & Stews
Brewlicious Chicken Barley Soup
Seafood Gumbrew
Cheesy Brewsy Soup
Whiskey-Infused Shrimp Beerisque
Butternut Squash Soup
Fish & Poultry
Fish Fry Beer-Battered Catfish
Lobster in Beer Cream Sauce
Buttermilk Beer Fried Oysters
Mussels in a Stout Cream Sauce
Savoy Baked Salmon
Crabbie Cakes
Not My Mommas Peanut Butter Chicken
Down-Home Beer-Smothered Chicken
Grilled Beer Can Chicken
Beer-Fried Chicken and Waffles
Beef, Pork & Lamb
Hambrewger Casserole
Smash Burgers
Marvtastic Brisket
Beef Curry
Sweet Meat Loaf
Beerinated Lamb Chops
Brewsy Pulled Pork
Beer-Braised Short Ribs
Not My Dads Salisbeery Steak
Grilled Badass BBQ Ribs
Pork Meatballs in Stout BBQ Sauce
Sweet Thyme Pork Chops
Beeraised Spareribs with Bourbon BBQ Sauce
Brewserts & Bread
Brewnana Pudding
Brewsy Peach Cobbler
Coffee Stout Crème Brewlée
Peanut Beer Brittle
Stout Beerownies
Grandma Rubelles Rice Pudding
Stout-Glazed Cinnamon Apples
Blackbeery Sorbet Float
Corn Beered
Whole Wheat Beer Bread
Hoe-Hop Cakes
Corn Beered Stuffing
Queen Stout Cake
Sauces, Brew-ri-nades & Glazes
Queen Stout Reduction
Spicy Brewmoulade
Rosemary Rub
Brown Sugar Rub
BBQ (Bar-Beer-Que) Sauce
Curry Sauce
Tipsy Tomatillo Sauce
Brine n' Dine
Beerown Sauce
Chipotle Blackbeery Sauce
Chocolate Coffee Stout Beer image
Sage Thyme Beerinade
Jerky Turkey Beerinade
Renaissance Wit Beernaigrette
Berry Beernaigrette
Menus
Playlist
Index
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Celeste Beatty, entrepreneur and beer pioneer, founded the Harlem Brewing Company in 2000. She is the first black woman to own a brewery in the United States. She started brewing beer in small batches in her studio apartment right across from Marcus Garvey Park in NYC in the 90s. The early beers were made with a home-brew kit, a gift that sat in the closet for several weeks (that might explain why the first brewed beers werent such a hit). She kept on brewing, never giving up on trying to perfect her recipes. Today, Harlem Brewing Company creates artistic and intuitive beers inspired by the timeless rich history of Harlem and ancient traditions, whether experimenting with new styles and ingredients on their Pico Brew Zymatic or brewing up beers with natural yeasts during their Harlem Brewdio sessions. Harlem Brewing continues to celebrate this heritage in all their beers. Each one highlights amazing stories, whether their flagship Sugar Hill Golden Ale, Renaissance Wit, or 125th Street IPA.
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