Since I was asked I will post the Beer Bread recipe:

Ingredients:
cooking spray
2 1/4 cups all purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
12oz beer
2 tablespoons olive oil

Directions:
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Coat an 8 inch loaf pan with cooking spray.

In a large bowl, combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Make a well in the center. Pour in beer and olive oil and mix until just blended. Pour the batter into the prepared loaf pan and bake 45 minutes until golden brown.

I almost think this should get a sticky to the top of the page.

Thank's Jen, now it is time to try this out.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: DC2crabby,

hmm a real recipe. I usually just use the boxed stuff from Pampered Chef....

do not let Johnny_B see this post, he may start to get ideas....

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Originally posted by Mrsjvb:
hmm a real recipe. I usually just use the boxed stuff from Pampered Chef....

do not let Johnny_B see this post, he may start to get ideas....

You mean Mr Khaki pants gets ideas?

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Originally posted by DC2crabby:
I almost think this should get a sticky to the top of the page.

Thank's Jen, not it is time to try this out.

Thanks. I am going to try this out with Guiness this weekend being that it payday on Friday! I can't wait

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Originally posted by Mrsjvb:
hmm a real recipe. I usually just use the boxed stuff from Pampered Chef....

do not let Johnny_B see this post, he may start to get ideas....

So you're saying if I buy some beer you'll make me beer bread?

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Originally posted by Johnny_B:

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Originally posted by Mrsjvb:
hmm a real recipe. I usually just use the boxed stuff from Pampered Chef....

do not let Johnny_B see this post, he may start to get ideas....

So you're saying if I buy some beer you'll make me beer bread?

This ain't no shait.....I heard her say that....I swear on a pile of old seashells tis true.

BoatsBM1

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Originally posted by BoatsBM1:

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Originally posted by Johnny_B:

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Originally posted by Mrsjvb:
hmm a real recipe. I usually just use the boxed stuff from Pampered Chef....

do not let Johnny_B see this post, he may start to get ideas....

So you're saying if I buy some beer you'll make me beer bread?

This ain't no shait.....I heard her say that....I swear on a pile of old seashells tis true.

BoatsBM1

Got your back Boats....here tis that promise


RiverRat
I'll buy the beer etc., etc., and pay the shipping, if you'll do the baking, and mailing.


gonavyjdi
RIver rat Sure no problem I don't mind baking at all!. Give me the particulars and consider it done!

Sorry Jen.

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Originally posted by Johnny_B:

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Originally posted by Mrsjvb:
hmm a real recipe. I usually just use the boxed stuff from Pampered Chef....

do not let Johnny_B see this post, he may start to get ideas....

So you're saying if I buy some beer you'll make me beer bread?

you know where the Package store is...

Yes but I haven't gotten the particulars yet. I'll make it for just about anyone who asks! I enjoy doing this stuff. And hell I have all the time in the world. My house is clean and the laundry is done and it doesn't take that much time. It is much easier to do when the oven is already warm.

Plus the fact that I have been married almost 15 years and have 2 kids. I haven't killed or made anyone sick with my cooking yet.

I sent Johnny_b to get milk and meds today... he came with a case of Sam Adams winter Lager... too bad I won't be around Saturday to do any baking...

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Originally posted by Mrsjvb:
I sent Johnny_b to get milk and meds today... he came with a case of Sam Adams winter Lager... too bad I won't be around Saturday to do any baking...

In my defense, it was only a 12-pack. NOT a case.

Many THANK-YOUs . Will try this weekend with some of my stout .

I got the Guiness today at the grocery store. SO I will try it tomorrow or Sunday!

Next question is does anyone know where I can find some Mikes hard apple cider? I want to try this badly!

got a loaf cooling on the counter now. even made garlic dip to go with it. I am good spousal unit.

any decent liquor store should have Mikes.

I have always made beer bread with light or white beers, never anything as heavy as Guinness.

Mrs. please tell me how it turned out I am anxious to hear. And the garlic dip sounds so yummy. I have found Mike's lemonade and such but the cider is something new and I live in the boonies so it may be difficult for me to get it.

We don't even have reliable cell service here! LOL. And when the wind changes direction wireless internet gets interesting!

If ya gotta go somewhere far to get hard cider then go find Strongbow Hard Cider ,Vewy vewy good
This morn I do beer bread

I did mine last night and used Guiness Draft Not to bad I must say!

I am pleased to announce that the beer bread went over very well not only with Mr Khaki Pants but also with the group of ladies I spent the day making cards with. several asked for the recipe....

although I think next time I may melt a few tablespoons of butter and drizzle over the top before baking....

that sounds so good! I am so glad to hear that it went over well! I was pleased with the way mine turned out as well.

Guess what the beer lovers in my family are getting for Christmas??? Any guesses?

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Originally posted by gonavyjdi:
Guess what the beer lovers in my family are getting for Christmas??? Any guesses?

Loaf pans and nicely done up recipe cards?

at least toss in a bottle all wrapped up too...

Yes to both Johnny B and the Mrs. But also a loaf of freshly made bread!