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Beer in cooking?

Kevok · 2008-02-28 09:42:39

I came across this recipe and am thinking of making it soon. However it calls for a bottle of beer to be added and I haven't a clue what one I should use! Never cooked with beer before. Anyone have any tips?

28-02-2008 9:42am

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Kevok

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I came across this recipe and am thinking of making it soon. However it calls for a bottle of beer to be added and I haven't a clue what one I should use! Never cooked with beer before.

Anyone have any tips?

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#2 28-02-2008 9:54am

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I'd imagine something pale like Heineken or Carlsberg would do the trick. Don't use one of those cheap beers, it could ruin it.

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#3 28-02-2008 10:01am

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Yeah, I would use a standard lager for something like that.

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#4 28-02-2008 10:03am

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Grand, thanks a lot!

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