Recipes using beer

pie_eyes

Any recipes that include sneaking some beer in? I'm interested in soups, gravies or anything really that you can add beer to and have it turn out good.

I love beer

mpat81

I love beer too, my favorite is to make a nice fondue with a dark beer like porter and sharp cheddar. Dip hunks of bread, sausage and veggies in it. So delicious! If only I wasnt on a diet. May need to budget some calories for this ....

Somebody_Loved

Getting groceries for this recipe tonight.

http://www.familyfreshmeals.com/2014/01/crockpot-beer-cheese-soup.html

mpat81

Somebody_Loved wrote: »

Getting groceries for this recipe tonight.

http://www.familyfreshmeals.com/2014/01/crockpot-beer-cheese-soup.html

Oh my, I need to try this! Maybe throw in a little ham and cauliflower too!

OneHundredToLose

My old standby is Beer Brats. Here's how I make them:

1) Get a decent sized pot, like you'd make spaghetti sauce in.
2) Get as many bratwurst as you plan on eating. I typically make 12 - 16 so that I have enough for everyone + leftovers.
3) Get a 6-pack of your favorite dark beer. Personally I prefer Guinness.
4) Crack open one of those beers and get it in you. Cooking is more fun when you're drinking.
5) Put the brats in the pot and add enough beer to cover them in about an inch of beer. You can also add onions if you like them.
6) Add a couple tablespoons of butter, as well as garlic powder and black pepper.
7) Turn the stove on to about Med - Med Low, and cover the pot with just a crack open for air flow
8) Simmer for 20 - 30 minutes, or as long as it takes for the brats to change color. Here's what they should look like when you're done:

sheermomentum

make a beer-based brine and marinate your next steak in it.

MonkeyMel21

Chili, beef stew, beer cheese soup, beer can chicken, beer brats.

ald783

I'm making this chili with pumpkin beer biscuits recipe on Sunday: http://www.howsweeteats.com/2015/10/spicy-chicken-chili-with-pumpkin-beer-biscuits/

I haven't tried it yet but looks awesome. Calls for pumpkin beer in both the chili and the biscuits. I'm sure other kinds of beer would be good as well.

Francl27

Kielbasa, saurkraut, couple potatoes in the crockpot with one bottle of beer for 8 hours. Delicious.

Debmal77

Pour a beer over your roast chicken or turkey about half an hour before it's ready. Best gravy and dinner ever. Trust me.

pie_eyes

Thanks for the ideas. Here's a recipe I made last year before Thanksgiving, thought I'd share - I'm going to do it again this year because last year was a bit of a fail. It turned out to be a soup when it wasn't meant to be that. I learned how to make gravy recently so this year's should be better.

Beef chuck, or the finest cut you can find
Carrots, sliced
Celery, sliced
Corn on the cob, cut in half like this

A bottle (or two) of Sam Adam's Winter Lager
Beef broth

Stick in the crock pot, serve with mashed potatoes and anything else you like

I don't remember everything I put in it but that's the gist

queenliz99

http://www.thekitchn.com/beer-for-dessert-have-a-beer-floatbeer-sessions-168222

zkhanman

PSA - A splash of a tasty beer in a tomato sauce makes it better.

OneHundredToLose

Oh I almost forgot my all-time favorite recipe for beer! Here it is:

1) Open a beer
2) Drink the beer
3) Repeat

Azexas

I use beer for pulled pork:

1 pork shoulder (6ish pounds)
2 bottles of beer ( I used brown ales)
1 bottle BBQ sauce
crock pot
and throw in some garlic or herbs of choice

Cook in crock pot for 6-8 hours, then shred the pork and put back in the crock pot after draining beer out. Add the BBQ sauce and cook for another 2 hours. It comes out really well.

Queenmunchy

I LOVE this slow-cooker stout and chicken stew.


My family's favorite stew is Carne Guisada

Queenmunchy

My husband makes this easy meal - 2-3lbs boneless skinless chicken thighs, a few chopped artichoke hearts (3-4), a drained jar of roasted red peppers, a LOT of fresh basil, 8oz sliced mushrooms. Put it all in a pan with a little bit of worchestershire and pour some beer in. Bake until done. It's awesome!

Amerane

http://www.food.com/recipe/borracho-beans-220469
Borracho beans = beer, beans, bacon
Recipe for awesome

RodaRose

In college we used to make beer bread. We used any beer we liked:


Instructions

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Spray a 9x5 loaf pan with nonstick spray.Add the flour, brown sugar, baking powder and a pinch of salt to a mixing bowl. Pour in the beer and stir with a mixing spoon until just combined. Pour the batter into the loaf pan. Bake for 45-55 minutes or until the top of the bread is lightly browned and the middle is set.Allow to sit 15 minutes before serving.

samgamgee

Belgian blond in spaghetti bolognese, stout/porter in chilli.