Beer Bread

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This recipe tastes just like the boxed version from tastefully simple, and almost as simple. I do recommend their garlic garlic dip with it. So yummy!

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Love, love, love this bread. I not only use beer for this recipe but I also use other carbinated drinks. I have used sprakling cider or orange soda in the fall. When using a blonde beer I add in orange Cranraisins. Today, I am making Dill Bread with this recipe by adding 2 tsp of dill. I agree with Sue, I cannot always get a hold of my Tastefully Simple distributor and this is a lot more economical. I will be giving a jar of the ingredients to my family and friends for the holidays with a tag attached for the directions. This is the best!!!

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My 5 year old grandson just loves making and eating this bread with me. I think it would make great French toast!!

Dorothy
Boardman, Oh

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Wow! Not only is this recipe delicious it far more economical than the boxed ingredients from Tastefully Simple. I used 1/2 a stick of melted unsalted butter and poured it on top of the batter before putting it in the oven. I cubed the cooled bread and served it with a warm cheesy dip. My friends loved it and wanted the recipe because they insisted it tasted better than the boxed version.

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On a whim, I decided to whip up some beer bread for my boyfriend and I last night with dinner. We had a couple of bottles of Sam Adam's Oktoberfest in the fridge, so I used that to make the bread. It was *very* good.

I just can't get over how easy this reicpe is and how wonderful it turned out! The crust was very crunchy and the inside was nice and soft... we loved it!

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Forget the bread... Drink the beer!

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I have tried other recipes for beer bread before and they always come out too buttery or too dry. This is the perfect recipe, and best of all its EASY!
I have used this recipe over and over and have never been disappointed.

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If you don't have self-rising flour on hand, just substitute 3 cups all-purpose flour plus 1.5 teaspoons each of baking powder and salt. I used Leinie's Honey Weiss for the beer -- excellent choice!

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My fiance thinks this recipe is better than the mixes. Unless you need to run to the store to get the ingredients, it does not take 20 minutes to prepare!

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I make this during football season. Let's just say I've had friends lick the plate when I wasn't looking. As good as those mixes and MUCH cheaper.