To make this corned beef, place the carrots, quartered potatoes, and chopped onions in the bottom of a slower cooker. Cut the brisket in half and place on top of the veggies with chopped cabbage, pepper and spice packet that comes with the brisket.
Pour the brown ale over the meat and veggies, and then fill the empty beer bottle with water twice and add that in as well, until the mixture is mostly covered in liquid. As the ingredients cook, they will shrink and be more submerged. Place one bay leaf on the top.
Turn the slow cooker on low, and cook for 8 - 9 hours, or until the meat and veggies are tender. Remove the bay leaf before eating. Enjoy!
This Brown Ale Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese created by Bryan Richards, The Wandering Gourmand, transforms a traditional dish into seasonal classic. The butternut squash highlights a brilliant use of fall produce and delivers a pleasant sweetness. The brown ale adds a level of bitter, yeast, and caramel malt flavors that brings the cheddar cheese alive and beautifully unites it with the butternut squash. This dish is the perfect accompaniment to your holiday dinner spread or a fun, standalone weeknight dinner.
As a first generation American, Diana shares her family’s traditional Spanish and Mexican recipes in her blog A Little Bit of Spain in Iowa. In this recipe, Diana uses an English-style mild to create a beautiful chocolate flan.
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