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"  Think beer is just for parties and red plastic cups? Think again. Beer is a great ingredient for all kinds of savory and sweet dishes, adding flavor and texture everywhere it goes. So, if you&amp;amp;#146;re looking to booze up your food with a little beer, these 20 fabulous recipes have you covered. 1. Bacon Jalape\u00F1o Cheese Dip  Cheese dip is beer&amp;amp;#146;s natural habitat. #science Get the recipe from Crumb. 2. Boozy Beef Stew  Go ahead, just keep pouring the beer into the pot. Stew is better boozy. Get the recipe from This Week for Dinner. 3. Salted Beer Caramel Blondies  This might be the most fun salted caramel you&amp;amp;#146;ll ever eat. Get the recipe from The Beeroness. 4. Beer-Battered Yogurt Fried Chicken  Just the words &amp;amp;#147;beer-battered&amp;amp;#148; are sure to get your mouth watering, especially when there&amp;amp;#146;s fried chicken involved. Get the recipe from Diethood. 5. Chocolate Stout Bread  Well, of course chocolate stout is perfect for chocolate bread. Get the recipe from Will Cook for Smiles. 6. Cauliflower Cheddar Beer Soup  Cheddar? Check. Beer? Check. Best way to eat cauliflower ever? Check. Get the recipe from Nutmeg Nanny. 7. Fudgy Guinness Brownies  You will win any party with these boozy Guinness brownies topped with whiskey caramel glaze. Get the recipe from The Baker Chick. 8. Boozy Baked Donuts  I&amp;amp;#146;ve never met a boozy donut I didn&amp;amp;#146;t like. But this one might be my favorite. Get the recipe from Wonky Wonderful. 9. Beer and Irish Cheese Bread  Beer bread is probably the best use of beer there is, well, outside of drinking it, at least. This recipe is especially delicious with Irish cheese in the mix. Get the recipe from The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen. 10. Spicy Beer Shrimp  Spicy shrimp flavored with a bit of beer is, quite simply, scrumptious. Get the recipe from Chocolate Moosey. 11. Guinness Chocolate Sour Cream Sherbet  It seems that Guinness and chocolate just want to be together, so let it happen. Sherbet seems like just as good a place as any! Get the recipe from My Catholic Kitchen. 12. Beer-Battered Onion Rings  Pretty sure you can eat every last one of these beer-battered onion rings by yourself. Yes, that is a challenge. Get the recipe from Will Cook for Smiles. 13. Orange Sage Beer Biscuits  These little biscuits pack big flavor. Your next potluck brunch is begging for them. Get the recipe from Lemons for Lulu. 14. Homemade Self-Rise Pizza  If you like a thick, fluffy crust for your pizza, then beer can help you get there. Get the recipe from Nosh and Nourish. 15. Beer and Cinnamon Apples  Cinnamon apples seriously never looked so good, and they&amp;amp;#146;re just as tasty on their own as they are poured over pumpkin crepes. Get the recipe from Joanne Eats Well With Others. 16. Chocolate Truffle Stout Marshmallows  Think marshmallows are just for kids? Think again. Get the recipe from Kelly Bakes. 17. Boozy Burger Fry Pies  These little pie pockets are filled with all your Friday night favorites: burgers, fries, and beer! Get the recipe from In Katrina&amp;amp;#146;s Kitchen. 18. Mexican Chocolate Guinness Cake  When you combine Mexican cuisine with Irish drinks you get THE BEST CAKE EVER. Get the recipe from Muy Bueno Cookbook. 19. Bailey&amp;amp;#146;s Mint Ice Cream Chocolate Stout Float  Forget root beer floats; this is the real deal. Get the recipe from The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen. 20. Beer Caramel Pretzel Cookie Bars  Beer never looked so beautiful. Or utterly irresistible. Get the recipe from The Baker Chick. Jane Maynard is a food blogger at This Week for Dinner and Babble, a writer and designer, and a lover of all things chocolate. Follow Jane on Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook. RELATED: 15 Crazy Twists on Pretzels 17 Life-Changing Cooking Hacks 15 Crazy Creative Chip Reciples You Need Right Now "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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