Beer and Food

Here are all of the articles about beer and food.

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  Types of Beer for Beer-Can Chicken

  Personal Chef, Anne Mooney, shows us how she puts a can of beer up a chicken. If nothing else, this video proves that the "cheap" beer is still good enough for cooking some tasty meals.
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  Beer-Steamed Shrimp Ingredients

  Sven Robinson has worked as a professional chef since the early 1980s, which practically guarantees he's awesome in the kitchen. In this video he's steaming shrimp with beer, and although I was hoping for a more romantic look into such a sexy pairing, but I can't fault the guy. At least he's precise!
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  Facts About Alcohol-Free Beer

  To those who have never tried it, non-alcoholic beer is a mystery. This beverage is made to serve a niche market of those who enjoy the taste of beer but would like to avoid the intoxication.The legal, religious and health implications of non-alcoholic beer are commonly debated, while the makeup and process of creating this beverage are often highly misunderstood.
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  BBQ Food

  Barbecue is a type of cuisine that is popular in areas throughout the United States and the world. Barbecued food is typically slow cooked and then braised in a specialty sauce. Most barbecues consist of meat and pair up perfectly with foods such as beans, potato salad and coleslaw.
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  1970s Party Food

  The resurgence of 1970s fads and trends has gone beyond music and fashion. People celebrating the retro style are also interested in hosting 1970s-themed parties offering food that was popular during that decade.
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  Alcohol Facts and Myths

  A number of misconceptions exists about alcohol that have taken on a life of their own and essentially become facts in the minds of many people. Unfortunately, many of these so-called facts could not be further from the truth.
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  How Beer Is Brewed Today

  Beer brewing is an extremely complex bio-chemical process, perfected over literally thousands of years. It's designed to encourage the creation of distinctive flavors and aromas within a series of specified ingredients, acting not only to facilitate alcoholic content, but to enhance the beer's specific taste.
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  Entry Level Beer Industry Jobs Careers

  Do you enjoy a nice frothy beer? Do you love reading about new brewing techniques and the history of your favorite ales and lagers? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then a career in the beer industry might be right for you.
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  BBQ Tools

  When it comes to having the perfect barbecue, the right tools always come in handy. Barbecue tools aid in preparing and cooking barbecue foods on a grill. These tools are designed specifically for meat that will be slow cooked and frequently basted or seasoned.
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  Fermentation Process in Making Beer

  A number of steps must take place before the fermentation of beer begins. A barley malt is added to water and boiled to make a mash, then hops are added to provide the exact blend of bitterness and flavor.
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  BBQ Party Decorating Ideas

  Barbecue parties can be a lot of fun. Sometimes, though, a host doesn't put the same amount of work into decorating for a barbecue party outdoors as he does for an indoor party. This doesn't have to be the case for you.
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  Buffet Food Ideas

  Buffets are created to be convenient and to give people a variety of options. Too often, buffets are filled with old classics that have become bland and boring. With a few changes, you can take your buffet from ordinary to original.
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  About Beer Making

  Beer making, also known as brewing, is a complicated process that is as much science as it is art. Brew masters (people responsible for making beer) must make decisions on ingredients and temperatures of beer making processes in order to devise a specific beer of his choosing.
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  Barrel Beer Making Equipment

  Making beer not only takes time, but it takes a lot of machinery and a considerable amount of space. Below is a list of the type of machinery a person can expect to become familiar with as he brews beer.
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  Can Beer Cause Liver Damage?

  Repeated studies have linked heavy drinking of alcoholic beverages to liver diseases. This is as true of beer as it is of wine and hard liquor, such as whiskey or gin. What places a person at risk of alcohol-induced liver disease is the amount, not the type, of alcohol consumed.
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  All Grain Beer Making Equipment

  The process of brewing all-grain beer can be traced back to 6,000 B.C. when ancient Egyptians made it in conjunction with prayers to the goddess Ninkansi. Today, most beer is made in factory-sized breweries or microbrews inside bars and taverns.
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  Light Vs. Dark Beer

  Beer is a popular drink in bars and at sporting events, college parties and home social activities. The type of beer commonly consumed at these different events can vary greatly. Two common versions of beer include light colored beers and dark colored beers.
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  Budweiser Collectibles Price Guide

  Budweiser collectibles increase in value depending upon the age and condition of the item. Vintage Budweiser items are worth more than a recently produced souvenir or labeled item. Rare and dated items featuring the Budweiser name or logo will also increase in value, and be worth more at an auction or antique dealers.
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  Beer Allergy Symptoms

  If you enjoy a nice, cold beer once in a while but suffer an instant flush, nasal congestion or hives when you drink a beer, you could be suffering from beer allergy symptoms. There are three causes to a beer allergy and the symptoms range from mild to severe.
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  About Home Beer Brewing Kits

  Although the commercial sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States is strictly controlled by law, hobbyists of legal age can brew their own beer at home for personal enjoyment. For those looking to get into the art of brewing malt beverages, complex supplies and intricate recipes can make the process a challenge.
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  Perfect Bar Food

  Bars are often places where patrons come to quench their thirst for a Bahama mama or rum and coke---but food is also a favorite. Many pubs are renowned specifically for their food---especially cheeseburgers.
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  Beer of the Month Club Reviews

  The "of the month" club has become synonymous with bad gift giving in the past. College graduates, relatives and co-workers may enjoy jelly, fruit and meats in small doses but monthly subscriptions may seem like a burden.
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  Blood Glucose Levels & Beer Consumption

  While unwinding with a beer after work or at social gatherings may be part of a daily routine for some, it is important to remember the potentially risky health effects drinking can have on blood sugar, or glucose.
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  Beer Calories & Carbs

  Beer drinking is associated with celebrations, holidays and sporting events. When beer drinkers go on a diet, they may find themselves wondering if they really need to cut back on consumption because of the carbohydrates associated with beer.
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  How Does a Beer Bong Work?

  Once you have a beer bong (basically just a funnel and a tube), you raise the funnel above your head.The farther above your head the better. The drinker must take the tube and bend the end of the tube so that nothing can come out.
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  How Many Servings Are in a Keg of Beer?

  If you're planning a party and want to serve beer, a keg may be the way to go. Per ounce draft beer from a keg is more economical than bottled or canned beer. There are different sizes of kegs to suit different occasions, so knowing how many servings are in a keg is of paramount importance when planning your party.
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  Equipment Needed for Water Tubing

  As warmer weather approaches, outdoor enthusiasts make way to favorite waterfront recreation spots. Water tubing is a long-practiced recreational activity that continues on rivers and lakes throughout the world.
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  How to Open a Beer Bottle

  Drinking beer is one of the few truly international activities in the world. Beer drinking has been around at least since the Egyptians, and some beer recipes have even survived from those ancient days.
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  How to Cook Popcorn on Stovetop

  Today's homemade popcorn typically comes out of the microwave, but that popcorn can often be loaded with preservatives and unhealthy fats and oils. It also seems to burn easily, even with modern conveniences such as preset microwave buttons specifically made for popcorn.
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  How Do I Cook a Prime Rib Roast?

  Prime rib roast comes from the primal beef rib. This muscle is not used much, so the cut is tender and richly marbled with fat. This fat contributes to a moist roast. As its name implies, you cook a prime rib roast by roasting it.
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  Beer Making Instructions

  Brewing your own beer can be a fun activity for an enterprising aficionado, and the recent rise in microbrewing makes the necessary equipment and ingredients easy to find. If you're serious about making beer, you can adjust your technique and tailor your recipes to create a brew that is uniquely you.
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  How to to Cook Tuna Steaks

  There are many varieties of tuna, including yellowfin, albacore, bluefin and skipjack. Tuna steaks come from the loins cut from tuna fish. Tuna steaks tend to have low or moderate amounts of fat, since the fattiest cuts are often reserved for sushi.
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  How to Make a Homemade Ice Cream

  Making homemade ice cream requires just a handful of ingredients that you'll probably already have on hand. The milk and cream contribute creaminess, the cream and yolks add richness, the sugar adds sweetness, the vanilla adds flavor, and the salt brings out and helps balance the flavor.
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  The Beer Making Process

  The beer making process involves a deceptively simple series of steps designed to create the right mixture of ingredients and flavors. Beer was first brewed by the Egyptians, and while the process has become exceedingly more sophisticated, the basics remain the same.
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  How to Fit Beer Taps

  Different brands of beer require different types of taps to get beer from the keg. In the U.S., there are eight types of tap systems (also called cooperage, which includes the valve and coupler): D--Fits most American made beers.
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  How to Obtain a Liquor License

  Whether you want to serve alcohol at your new restaurant or bar or in an established place of business, or you just want to host an event where alcohol will be served, you need a liquor license. While each state in the United States has its own particular rules processes and forms for application, this article will show you the basic steps you need to take to obtain the license.
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  How to Engrave a Pint Glass

  Engraving a pint glass can be an easy process, and can be done with the purchase of a Dremel tool. Similar to a hand drill, a Dremel tool rotates bits at extremely high speeds. They are commonly used for engraving wood and glass.
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  Making Homemade Beer and Battered Soft Pretzel

  It seems that every October, people love to get into the German spirit for Oktoberfest. You do not have to be from Europe to appreciate the fine combination of beer and pretzels, but why not have them together? This quick and easy appetizer or side dish is perfect for any time of the year.
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  How to Make a Great Pizza From Scratch

  The definition of a great pizza is debatable. However, the crust is one component that can truly make or break a pizza. There are several variables that you can play with and alter to come up with what you would consider great pizza.
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  How to Make Kettle Corn Popcorn

  Kettle corn has been served at festivals, county fairs and carnivals for decades. The easiest way to make your own kettle corn is to buy the microwave version, but it just doesn't have the same flavor and texture as the real thing.
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  How to Effectively Budget Food Prices for a Party

  When planning a party, it is very important to create a budget. This ensures that you do not spend more money than you actually have. Your budget should be separated into categories with one of the categories being for your food.
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  How to Make a Bloody Beer

  The Bloody Mary has long been a popular drink choice to accompany a weekend brunch after a late night out. There are many different recipes for this refreshing and spicy drink, including a number of variations based on the original ingredients.
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  How to Make a Black and Tan Beer

  A black and tan is a popular St. Patrick's Day beverage that consists of mixing a dark and a light beer together. In the U.S. the black and tan tends to be layered whereas in the U.K. they tend to mix the beers together.
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  How to Make Homemade Beer Brats

  Homemade beer brats aren't hard to make, assuming you have a meat grinder with a sausage stuffing attachment. If you don't, you can grind the meat in a food processor (use the "pulse" setting) and hand-stuff the casings with a funnel.
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  How to Make Beer Bread in a Bread Maker

  Beer bread is usually made with baking powder, but this won't work in a bread machine. Instead, you'll need to use a beer bread recipe that calls for yeast. Beer bread made with yeast has a lighter, fluffier texture that some people prefer, but if you want dense-textured beer bread, substitute half of the flour for whole wheat flour.
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  How to Make a Wiskey Still With a Beer Keg

  For those of you out there who love to sip whiskey, it can be fun to think about making your own still and producing your own homemade brew. You can even impress your friends by brewing up pure batches of whiskeys with different flavors and textures.