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Home » Rest & Relaxation » Recipes » Beer Bread Mix Guinness Brown Bread

Beer Bread Mix Guinness Brown Bread

March 23, 2015 By Amy 4 Comments

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Do you like brown bread, because I have an easy Guinness brown bread recipe for you. I don’t drink Guinness beer very often, but I do love brown bread, probably more than I should. I don’t know why it’s so much better than plain old white bread or wheat bread for that matter. But after making some brown bread with a can of Guinness beer and a package of beer bread mix, I’m beginning to wonder if brown bread is always made with dark beer… I should google this…but for now, all I know is that this bread was ULTRA easy to make and taste’s DELICIOUS!

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Easy Guinness brown bread recipe

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Ingredients:

1 Can of Guinness Draught beer (12-14 oz) – only use 12 oz of the beer

1 Package of beer bread mix (18oz – 19oz – most any brand will work fine)

3 Tablespoon butter melted

Directions:

Preheat oven to 375 degree (f)

Grease 5 x 9 pan

Mix 12 ounces of the Guinness with the package of beer bread mix

Don’t over mix, it should be lumpy

Pour into greased loaf pan, like this lift and serve copper ones

Melt butter and pour over bread

Bake 50-55 minutes

Cool

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Guinness beer can be bitter, so I’ll admit I was hesitant to try this because I was really afraid that bitterness would take over the taste, but it honestly did not!

I did use the draught beer which comes in a can and not the original which the label will be marked as such. There is a difference in the carbonation and strength, explained here.

My son’s grandparents are originally from County Cork, Ireland, so I’ve had my share of brown bread and although I would never claim to be a brown bread expert, I have to say, this recipe taste’s a lot like all the variations of brown bread I’ve tried.

I made the bread and let it sit over night. It was even better the next day.guiness-beer-bread-mix-brown-bread-recipe-http://www.stowandtellu.com

Served for breakfast with butter and jam, or with soups, stews or appetizer dips, this brown bread has a robust flavor, but not offensive like you might think a dark, bitter beer would be when mixed into bread.

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The cliffs of northern Ireland

Speaking of the Irish, my son just so happens to be over in Ireland right now.

He texted this photo to me, taken on the northern coast of the Emerald Isle.

I looked hard to see if there might be a castle in the shadows there somewhere…

Now on this trip, he’s actually had a chance to visit both of these towns and meet quite a few of his relatives. He also informed me that he will be stopping off at the Guinness Brewery, as well.

Life sure is grand for some of us, isn’t it??

May your bread be warm, and your beer be warmer 😉 ~ Amy

 

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Comments

  1. chris aka monkey says

    March 23, 2015 at 10:05 am

    yummmy xx

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  2. Feral Turtle says

    March 27, 2015 at 8:07 am

    Well that bread looks fantastic Pinning and if I can ever sneak a beer from hubby’s stash I might even try a batch. How wonderful your son can travel to all of these places! Hope he will share lots of pictures with mom so she can blog about them!!!

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