Beer recipes please
Hubby and I are trying a dry January, I think I might substitute cookies for all the calories I'm saving on beer! I used one bottle of hard cider to braise ribs and a bottle of lager in a loaf of beer bread today. Anybody have ideas to use the rest of what we have in the fridge to remove temptation for the rest of the month? I am on maintenance so I can eat a decent amount of calories...
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You are wasting crappy beer, right?0
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queenliz99 wrote: »You are wasting crappy beer, right?
Haha. The lager was crap but it was good cider! I like to eat more than drink though so I'm ok with it!
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beer can chicken then0
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queenliz99 wrote: »beer can chicken then
Oohhh good one! I have a doohickey somewhere for doing this. I'll have to dig it out!0 -
ActuarialChef wrote: »
Good idea! I love onion rings, not sure about fried pickles but it would be worth trying!0 -
My friend cooks chopped up duck breast in beer with chillies, spring onion and garlic. So yummy!0
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Livingdeadgirl44 wrote: »My friend cooks chopped up duck breast in beer with chillies, spring onion and garlic. So yummy!
That sounds awesome!0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »You are wasting crappy beer, right?
My thought too! I saw a recipe the other day that called for Zombie Dust and I almost dropped my phone in shock.0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »You are wasting crappy beer, right?
My thought too! I saw a recipe the other day that called for Zombie Dust and I almost dropped my phone in shock.
That beer sounds yummy!0 -
6 pork chops with 1 can of beer medium onion sliced into rings and 1.5 cups Bbq sauce. Add all to sauce pan cook on medium heat till liquid is reduced and thick.0
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hayburners05 wrote: »6 pork chops with 1 can of beer medium onion sliced into rings and 1.5 cups Bbq sauce. Add all to sauce pan cook on medium heat till liquid is reduced and thick.
Mmmm, love pork chops. Might try this with one of the ciders. Thanks!0 -
I made this for a Thanksgiving style dinner party and it was a MASSIVE hit!
http://www.aspicyperspective.com/beer-mac-cheese-recipe/0 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »I made this for a Thanksgiving style dinner party and it was a MASSIVE hit!
http://www.aspicyperspective.com/beer-mac-cheese-recipe/
That sounds awesome and so easy. Made me remember a fondue recipe I have somewhere, too. Beer and cheese, yummy!!!!
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If you like beer and cheese, how about welsh rarebit?0
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Place lean pork roast in crockpot. Pour juice off jar of sauerkraut and dump into pot. Pour bottle of beer on top and cook until pork is tender. You can make dumplings to go on top after roast is done. This is our good luck Pennsylvania Dutch receipe for New Years. Really tasty!0
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I love this Crockpot Stout Chicken Stew!0
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Queenmunchy wrote: »I love this Crockpot Stout Chicken Stew!
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Kandytoner wrote: »Place lean pork roast in crockpot. Pour juice off jar of sauerkraut and dump into pot. Pour bottle of beer on top and cook until pork is tender. You can make dumplings to go on top after roast is done. This is our good luck Pennsylvania Dutch receipe for New Years. Really tasty!
Yum! Sauerkraut is sooo good!
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Kandytoner wrote: »Place lean pork roast in crockpot. Pour juice off jar of sauerkraut and dump into pot. Pour bottle of beer on top and cook until pork is tender. You can make dumplings to go on top after roast is done. This is our good luck Pennsylvania Dutch receipe for New Years. Really tasty!
I do that with Kielbasa, and I add a few potatoes.0 -
Beer Cheese soup is pretty delicious on cold nights! Not sure how diet friendly it is, but maybe it would work as a side dish instead of the entree.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/86274/wisconsin-natives-beer-cheese-soup/0 -
My favorite beer recipe:
1 bottle of your favorite good, craft IPA
1 bottle opener
Use bottle opener to open bottle. Consume directly from bottle.
For a twist, pour into a pint glass first, then consume.
I second beer cheese soup. It's also very good if you thicken it a bit and use it as a sauce on pasta.
Pretty much any slow-cooked pork I do includes a beer; as do any sausages (bratwurst, etc).0 -
Awesome ideas! Thanks everyone!0
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Chicken breast in the crock pot. Use beer instead of water. Chicken can be shredded and used in or on just about anything.0
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cider is also good for pork roast with rosemary, pears, mandarin oranges and apples. Bake 350 2.5 hours, drain off juices and boil them in a pan til thick with a little flour to make the perfect glaze.
As for beer, bread is great, 2 cups self rising flour, 1 tsp honey, 1 tbsp butter, 1 bottle beer, mix, pour into a bread pan, bake at 350 for 30 minutes or until a knife comes out clean.
Non eating you can use beer as a footbath. No calories there. Oh and in an emergency you can use it to de-ice windows of your car.0 -
mattfungus wrote: »cider is also good for pork roast with rosemary, pears, mandarin oranges and apples. Bake 350 2.5 hours, drain off juices and boil them in a pan til thick with a little flour to make the perfect glaze.
As for beer, bread is great, 2 cups self rising flour, 1 tsp honey, 1 tbsp butter, 1 bottle beer, mix, pour into a bread pan, bake at 350 for 30 minutes or until a knife comes out clean.
Non eating you can use beer as a footbath. No calories there. Oh and in an emergency you can use it to de-ice windows of your car.
Smart!0 -
Use a 12 oz bottle when boiling 5 lb. shrimp.0
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If you have dark beer, like a guiness, it's great for braising meat. It's also awesome in a chocolate cake - but that might not be helpful.
I always put beer in my chili as well.0 -
I love guiness cake! Don't have any guiness on hand though0
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