Leftover Beer Bread (Finally a use for that leftover beer)

Any Occasion | Bake | Bread | Flour | French | Side Dish

Servings:
2 small loafs
Preparation Time:
3.5 hours
Ingredients

  • 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 cups leftover beer from hubby's leftover cans/bottles (I save in a container in frig)
  • 3 cups bread flour
  • 1 cup whole wheat flour
  • 1 T salt
  • 1 t sugar
  • 4 t dry granulated yeast
  • 1 T olive oil
Cooking Instructions
Add all ingredients to your bread machine. if you have a french/italian bread setting use it, but pull it just before it hits the bake cycle.

Should have 3 good rises.

Sprinkle a pizza stone or pan with cornmeal

Slice dough into two pieces to make two loaves

Place on pizza stone/pan and cover; let rise 30 minutes

Meanwhile preheat your oven to 450 F

Nuke about 2 cups of water to almost boiling in a pyrex measuring cup

Pour nuked water into a small shallow pan and place in bottom of your oven (watch out for steam)

Make a few side slashes on the top of loaves and if desired coat with an egg wash (optional) Bake loaves on pizza stone/pan. check after 35 minutes; internal temp of loaves should reach 199 to 200 degrees F before pulling and cooling on rack

Notes
(This also makes a good pizza dough; use pizza dough/dough setting on your bread machine)

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evilsm's picture

Leftover beer?

I don't think I have ever hear that term before. Where do you get this illusive "leftover beer"? Eye-wink

~Evil

If you want children to keep their feet on the ground, put some responsibility on their shoulders. ~Abigail Van Buren

bellacita's picture

i was thinking that myself!

leftover beer??? when is beer ever leftover?!

dawsonk4's picture

What?

I am unfamiliar with this term, as well!!

BF leaves it around

in beer cans. he often does not drink the entire can before starting another one (same trait found in his kids; they don't finish something before starting another)

SO being brought up in very non-wasteful and frugal family, NOTHING goes to waste!

You can also

substitute water for the beer

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