Pop the Top on Flavor

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Pop the Top on Flavor

Porter Float Pour creamy porter or stout beer over vanilla ice cream for an extraordinary adult float.

William Dickey / Styling Lisa Powell Bailey / Food Styling Marian Cooper Cairns

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Most folks define "cooking with beer" as enjoying a cold one while barbecuing or grilling. Truth is, beer is one of the most versatile ingredients in the kitchen. Its flavor flexibility adds richness to meats, helps create super-moist cakes, and makes a tasty substitute for chicken or beef broth. With Oktoberfest celebrations cropping up all over the region, now's the perfect time to add some fun to your menu.

Many tried-and-true Southern dishes only get better with this secret ingredient. So don't miss the Beer-Kissed Cheese Grits or hearty Pork-and-Greens Stew. The possibilities are endless, so let your imagination run wild.

 

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