Scotch and snack foods

**DryFly** · 29th October 11, 12:24 PM

My condolences to the Texas fans. I grew up on the Senators, who were then sold and moved south.............................

As for Scotch and snacks, I too favor savory snacks. Smoked meat nibbles are a favorite. I am currently having a lot of fun with the smoker and really like the way walnut smoke flavors the meat. Smooth. Apple is good too.

Haggis bites are a good pairing as well. Put some phylo dough or a small bit of puff pastry dough in a mini muffin tin and fill with a spoonfull of your favorite canned haggis. Also good are haggis stuffed hot peppers.

Happy Eats
DryFly

**MGMorrison** · 29th October 11, 04:33 PM

A glass of Bowmore, neat and some good Cabot Farm sliced sharp cheddar.

Oh, and a good maduro cigar (Nub, Olivia).

**Kilted_Campbell** · 30th October 11, 04:26 PM

You have to love a Single Malt Scotch and a Walkers shortbread. Macallan 12 yr is a fine way to go. A very nice way to enjoy a dram.

**New World Czech** · 30th October 11, 08:35 PM

Tonight I had a nice dram of Pulteney 12yr with a pumpkin spice scone, a very nice combo.

**CopperNGold** · 30th October 11, 09:07 PM

Grilled skewered steak bites?

**Bill aka Mole** · 4th November 11, 06:21 PM

I prefer a sharp cheese (cheddar, stilton) or smoked meats with my drams.

**Jack Daw** · 5th November 11, 11:21 AM

Originally Posted by tky58

Chewse, while all these sound like good advise, I am going to keep it simple for the game tonight. While cheering on the Rangers, I hope to refresh myself with quality Belhaven ale, as a personal gesture against Budlight beer (for those that don't know, the home of the apposing team, the Cardinals, is Busch Stadium).

Frankly, if you are going to drink a beer to celebrate Texas, try Shiner bock!Steven Wilson, MD (UTMB '97 Hook em Horns!)

Well said!!