
A Bit Of History
The Power Plant Restaurant and Brewery is located in historic downtown Parkville, Mo. The site was originally home to the
Park College Power Plant, constructed in the early 1900's, and named after a city pioneer, Col. George S. Park.
The Power Plant Restaurant and Brewery was founded in 1998 and opened its doors to the public in December of 1998. We are
dedicated to brewing beers of premium quality and character. Our brewers use the traditional methods of our early American
ancestors to handcraft all of our beers. We use no preservatives, only the finest natural ingredients: malted barley, hops,
yeast, and pure water. Brewing on site enables us to brew according to demand; assuring our customers will receive the freshest
pint possible.
There is no substitute for a truly fresh beer.
THE POWER PLANT RESTAURANT TWO MAIN ST. PARKVILLE, MO. 64152 816-746-5051


CALENDAR OF EVENTS Beer Opening:
"FEST BIER"
4:30 PM SEPTEMBER 8TH 2008
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Family Sundays Brunch
$10.99 PER PERSON
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WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT AT "THE PLANT"
SATURDAY NIGHTS:
Magic! With
Eric Price
6:30 PM TO 8:30 PM
Second Friday:
Acoustical songwriters night with Laura Giess
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
SIXTH ANNUAL
A TASTE OF PARKVILLE
"CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER"
Thursday, September 4th, 2008
Farmers Market Pavilion in Parkville
For more info see www.parkvillechamber.com
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SEPTEMBER ALE
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Gordon Gerski Head Brewer
Take care, and drink responsibly.
HOP HARVEST RYE
In a never-ending quest to stretch the beer minds of our patrons, I have embarked on a bold path to create a special seasonal for everyones enjoyment. Prepare your taste buds for another stimulating beer experience here at the Power Plant. The month of September comes in as the last gasp of summer and the beginnings of the fall season. Many a harvest festival will be occurring throughout the Northern Hemisphere in celebration of the bounty and the fading summer. Along these lines, I have created the Hop Harvest Rye for your pleasure.
A unique beer produced by the use of malted rye to compose one-fifth the total grain bill. The use of rye has ancient roots, but has declined over time because of problems it poses to the brewer. It is not the easiest grain to utilize during the brewing process, leading in most cases to very long days. However, the fruity, spicy, rich grain character that this malt adds to the finished brew is well worth the extra effort.
Almost everyone has experienced rye in one of its many bread manifestations. With these thoughts in mind, please have no fear. Hop Harvest Rye will not be like drinking liquid pumpernickel. It will demonstrate a different malt character that will rejuvenate your taste for beer. Abundent flavorful American hops and Carmel malt will accompany the lingering faint hints of rye.
Color - rich amber
Aroma - lots of pungent citrus and floral American hops with a grain, malty undertone.
Flavor - fruity, spicy, hearty grain, with Carmel edges
Body - medium
DON'T FORGET!!!
THE POWER PLANT BREWERY IS A GREAT PLACE FOR YOUR OFFICE PARTY, REHEARSAL DINNER, WEDDING
RECEPTION OR BIRTHDAY PARTY. CALL NOW TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT...
FROM THE CHEFS CORNER:
I love the month of September, because with it brings the Renaissance Festival in Bonner Springs. Which happens to be one of my all time favorite times of the year to see great entertainment and sample some fabulous food. One of the incredible "eats" you can sample is soup in bread "Boule". Here is my recipe for our Steak Barley Soup. This is a wonderful recipe for hearty soup that goes great in a bread "Boule". Remember, when you're at the festival this year enjoying a hearty Boule of soup, toast your favorite chef with a Black-n-Tan.
STOUT BARBEQUE SAUCE
1 YELLOW ONIONS, MED DICED
2 CARROTS, MED DICED
1/2 BUNCH OF CELERY, MED DICED
1 GAL OF BEEF STOCK
1 LB. BRISKET MEAT
1 BOX PEARLED BARLEY
1 TBLS BLACK PEPPER
½ TBLS SALT
1 TBLS PARSLEY
1 TBLS DRIED OREGANO
1 TBLS DRIED THYME
1 SMALL CAN DICED ROMA TOMATOES
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SAUTE VEGGIES TIL TENDER, ADD STOCK AND BRING TO A BOIL, MIX IN PEARLED BARLEY, SPICES AND MEAT. SIMMER FOR 1 HOUR, MIX IN TOMATOES, COOL DOWN, EAT AND ENJOY.
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