Cooking with Beer
There is one reason and one reason only to cook with beer - it makes many dishes taste better. Inherently it is as versatile as cooking with spices.
Beer can boost other flavors in a dish (aka potentiation) and introduce its own.
With over thirty-five years of combined professional chef and avid home cook experience between us we have you covered - we discuss most suitable beer styles and share useful cooking tips.
On this page find tips on cooking with beer as ingredient. From baking and custards to ice cream, from braising and creating scrumptious sauces to marinating and pickling.
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Beer Drop Biscuits
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Beer Cheese Fondue
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Baja Fish Tacos (Beer Battered)
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Braised Pork Belly (Tacos)
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Salsa Borracha with Dark Mexican Lager
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Braised Spare Ribs
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Peach Ale Sticky Chicken
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Pumpkin Ale Flatbread (with Apples & Smoked Chicken Sausage)
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Chicken Beersala (with Doppelbock and Mushrooms)
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Witbier Chicken Roulades with Vindaloo Garlic & Coconut Milk
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Chicken Cutlets
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Beer Marinades for Chicken
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Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs with Pan Sauce
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BBQ Beer Pulled Chicken
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Beer Chicken with Potatoes
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Grilled Chicken Drumsticks
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Baked Chicken Leg Quarters
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Milk Stout Chocolate Bread Pudding
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Beer Mustard
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Beer Braised Sauerkraut and Bratwurst
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Skillet Beer Braised Brats
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Seafood Boil in a Bag
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Brown Bread with Guinness & Oats
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Classic Beer Bread
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Lamb Meatballs with Feta
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Guinness Lamb Stew
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Mole Sauce with Chocolate Stout
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Seafood Boil Sauce
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Beer Shrimp Scampi Skillet
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Spicy Shrimp (Clamato Beer Inspired)
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Classic 'Beered Up' Peel and Eat Shrimp
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Feta Cheese and Beer Fondue
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Maibock Tempura Green Onions
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Gouda Cheese and Red Ale Dip
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Jalapeño Fontina Beer Cheese Dip
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Pineapple Sausage Bites with Hazy IPA Glaze
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Beer Battered Cauliflower Bites & Curry Aioli
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Beer Battered Fried Cheese Curds
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Obatzda (Bavarian Beer Cheese)
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Roasted Pumpkin Dip with Pumpkin Ale
