Friday, September 23, 2011

What brand of beer would make good chili?

I'm going to make vegan chili at home. I can't tell you my secret recipe, but I'm thinking about using beer. What brand or type would work well? I don't drink very often, so I'm only going to buy a single bottle.|||Any dark beer will put alot of flavor in your chilli:





LAGERS





Dark Lagers - Brown, Black





I: Ayinger Altbairisch Dunkel, Beck鈥檚 Dark, Grolsch Dark, San Miguel Dark, Heineken Dark, St. Pauli Girl Dark





D: Michelob Dark, Sprecher Black Bavarian, Full Sail Black Pilsner, Dixie Blackened Voodoo, Capital Dark, Lakefront Eastside Dark





Bocks - Amber, Brown





I: Paulaner Salvator, Hacker-Pschorr Animator, Ayinger Celebrator, Spaten Optimator, Kulmbacher Reichelbr盲u, Eisbock, Park Primator





D: Sam Adams Double Bock, Paper City Goat鈥檚 Peak Bock, Full Sail Mercator Dopplebock, August Schell Dopplebock, Blue Ridge Sublimator Doppelbock, Crooked River Dopplebock





hope this list helps. good luck and enjoy.|||I'd go with a bock or stout over a lager or pilsner.|||Guinness, but good luck finding a single bottle. Try going into a locally owned liquor store, usually you can buy just one bottle if you talk to the staff.|||a common beer -michelob has been used in numerous places i've worked at , although i don't usually drink it i do use for sauting veal + in chili , it works quite well|||your fav beer is the best|||amber brock its a dark beer|||Since your adding it for flavor and all the alcohol will be cooked off, its best to use a beer you like. Since you don't drink very often you might want to start with something you like, like a light beer.|||corona|||that really dark lumberjack beer is preatty good for recipies i use it to make wassail|||Guiness|||something red,like killians red, red-dog, or hammerhead red.|||I'd go with Corona.|||Yep, the Amber Bock would probably work the best and be about the best of what you can buy in a single bottle. A Stout or a Pale Ale would work great also.|||any dark beer would be better than a standard beer.

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