How to Make Beer Bread: 3 Simple Ingredients + a Beer
Are you buying a packaged mix to make beer bread? Stop! With just four simple ingredients, you can make your own beer bread at home no mix required. And one of those simple ingredients? You guessed it. It's a beer.
I was walking through the grocery store the other day when I spied boxes of beer bread mix on the shelf. Beer bread mixes are sold lots of other places, too ... little specialty stores, gift catalogs, and specialty food mix companies to name a few. I know we've all seen them.
And I know we've all bought these mixes at one time or another, too. Myself included.
But I got to thinking hey, beer bread is actually really easy to make.
Needing just 3 simple ingredients + a beer, I mean, we're talkin' really, really easy to make.
And that's when I realized two things:
1. I hadn't made beer bread in a very long time.
2. I hadn't yet shared how to make beer bread on .
Just follow these simple steps to whip up a totally gorgeous, quick and easy loaf of beer bread. No box mix needed, I swear.
Needing just 3 simple ingredients + a beer, I mean, we're talkin' really, really easy to make.
And that's when I realized two things:
1. I hadn't made beer bread in a very long time.
2. I hadn't yet shared how to make beer bread on .
So I decided I should share this very simple beer bread recipe with you here on the blog. Just follow these simple steps to whip up a totally gorgeous, quick and easy loaf of beer bread.
To whip up a loaf, gather up your four simple ingredients self-rising flour, granulated sugar, butter. And a beer. That's it.
Really.
Really.
Now when it comes to the beer, any beer will do.
Each variety of beer imparts a bit different flavor to the bread ... it's kinda fun to see what happens with different beers.
But choose one that's to your liking. Each variety of beer imparts a bit different flavor to the bread ... it's kinda fun to see what happens with different beers.
And you can definitely taste a hint of each beer's flavor in the baked bread ... so chances are, if you don't like the beer, you won't like the bread.
And you can definitely taste a hint of each beer's flavor in the baked bread ... so chances are, if you don't like the beer, you won't like the bread.
To prepare your loaf, just combine self-rising flour and a little sugar in a mixing bowl ...
... then pour in a 12 ounce beer ...
... and mix it all up until it comes together to create a sticky batter.
Place the batter in a standard-sized loaf pan.
Then pour melted butter all over the top.
Don't stir the melted butter into the batter.
Nope. Just leave the butter sitting all over the top if the batter.
Pop it in the oven and in about 45 minutes ... presto ... you've got beer bread.
Mmmm hmmmm. A gorgeous loaf of beer bread just waiting to be sliced up and enjoyed with a bowl of soup. Or chili. Or spaghetti. Or whatever you'd like!
Pretty cool for just 3 simple ingredients + a beer, don't you think?
Yield: 10-12 servings
How to Make Beer Bread: 3 Simple Ingredients + a Beer
Are you buying a packaged mix to make beer bread? Stop! With just four simple ingredients, you can make your own beer bread at home no mix required. And one of those simple ingredients? You guessed it. It's a beer.
prep time: 10 Mcook time: 50 Mtotal time: 60 M
ingredients:
- 3 c. self-rising flour
- 3 T. granulated sugar
- 1 (12 oz.) beer {any kind will do}
- 4 T. butter, melted
instructions:
How to cook How to Make Beer Bread: 3 Simple Ingredients + a Beer
- In a mixing bowl, stir together flour and sugar. Add beer; mix until well combined. Place batter in a greased loaf pan.
- Pour melted butter evenly over the top of batter in the pan. Do not stir.
- Bake at 375 degrees for 45 - 50 minutes. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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