Pop the Top on Flavor

You won't believe where we found the secret ingredient to these fabulous recipes.

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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