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Old 11-10-2009, 03:32 PM   #1
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Default Amazing Beer Bread

Hey guys, I found this amazing recipe online and thought everyone would like to see it. I just made it with a Harpoon IPA and it's amazing! Would of been even better with homebrew!


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Sounds good and very easy to make. I will have to try it out with some homebrew for sure.
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Old 11-10-2009, 04:03 PM   #3
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For that size recipe, add in about 1 cup spent grains from said hombrew and you would have an even better bread. Spent Grain Hombrewed Beer Bread. I make spent grain bread all the time. I'll try this variation on the process next time.
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Last beer bread I made, I used spent grains and Belgian Abbey ale yeast that I recovered from primary. I don't generally make quickbread, except for cookies.
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Has anyone tried the beer bread that they are currently selling at walmart? It's a bomber sized bottle full of either ingredients, or premade dough. Directions say to add 1 bottle of beer (not a light beer), place in a pan, and bake. It's about $5 for the bottle. I'm curious to try it and see how it turns out. It was in with the seasonal Christmas merchandise.
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I just made this bread and it is unbelievable....it would be awesome as a pizza crust!
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So is it the yeast from the beer that rises the dough? Or do you still add bakers?
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There's no yeast in this recipe, it's just a quickbread.
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There's no yeast in this recipe, it's just a quickbread.
Except for the yeast in the homebrew I'm going to use to make this recipe. Thanks for the recipe feedbag!
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I wonder how much different it would taste with an APA v. a Brown Ale v. a stout...etc. I am going to give it a try soon!


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