Twisted Pine Raspberry Wheat Ale brings the delicious flavor of raspberries to your pancakes and provides the perfect fluffiness from the beer's carbonation.
1/2 cup Twisted Pine Raspberry Wheat Ale (remainder of bottle)
1 1/2 Tbsp raspberry or strawberry jam
2 Tbsp honey
Directions
Pancakes
Mix together flour, sugar, baking powder, nutmeg and salt in a large bowl. Add egg, beer and melted butter and whisk until combined.
Heat an oiled skillet over medium heat. Spoon batter onto skillet and cook until bubbles appear on the surface of the pancakes. Flip and cook until finished on the other side.
Red, White & No-Li Pale Ale abounds with American Citra hops and dry-hopping that results in a bounty of citrus and aromatic flavors with a touch of bittersweet notes. It's the perfect balance to deep-fried chicken wings and salty yet sweet Asian flavors.
Born and Raised IPA balances bold, tart, aromatic flavors with the deep-fried chicken wings and a sweet, tangy note to the dipping sauce.
Joy the Baker brings us a delicious recipe for honey and beer spice cake made with American Pale Ale, which she serves with barely sweetened whipped cream and salty roasted nuts.
These cinnamon rolls are baked in half-pint, wide-mouth mason jars, creating a convenient grab-and-go breakfast or a fun way to add some character to a beer-tasting brunch.
Several beer styles will work well to create a tender, sweet dough. The basic lager is a solid choice, but don’t be afraid to branch out to a brown ale or spiced beer. You’ll need a little patience with these rolls in two ways. First, the dough rests and rises in the refrigerator for 20 to 24 hours. Second, it is a sticky dough, so use generously floured hands and surface to work with it. It’s worth it in the end, I promise!
Share Post