Irish Stew
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This traditional Irish stew has melt-in-your mouth meat, plenty of potatoes and, of course, Guinness.
This traditional Irish stew has melt-in-your mouth meat, plenty of potatoes and, of course, Guinness.
Guinness Beef Stew Pot Pies
This delicious Irish chili is spiked with Guinness for lots of extra flavor. It’s super easy to make and a big-time crowd pleaser.
Chocolate stout cheesecake is sweet and salty, with a crushed pretzel crust.
These delicious cake pops are a chocolate lover’s dream come true with their rich, dark chocolate filling and a subtle mint shell!
Guinness Popsicles with Irish Cream Soaked Brownies. These are the perfect treat for St. Patrick’s Day!
Bacon, Beer, Cheese and Brussels Sprout Gratin. This is how you win at Easter side dishes. (just 25 minutes)
Beer Braised Sausages with Lentils
Irish Stout Onion Soup – A buttery, cheesy and superbly savory way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. (gf)
Perfect chelada, Mexican beer cocktail. A simple beer cocktail with lime juice and salt, it’s so refreshing and easy.
A crisp & refreshing remix to the Moscow Mule, using whiskey & ginger beer instead of vodka. Garnish with juicy apples, lime wedges & mint!
A hearty stew full of meat, potatoes, veggies, and Guinness with a rich broth. Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day!
The best Beer Cheese Soup ever! Smooth, silky and full of great cheddar flavor!
Irish Stout Ice Cream Float
The best and easiest roasted chicken comes from your slow cooker!
Beer Battered Onion Rings
The classic Moscow Mule made with vodka, ginger beer, and lime juice.
Slow Cooker Guinness Beef Stew – Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, Guinness Extra Stout adds rich flavor to this hearty Irish dish.
Tender beef cooked long and slow in a beer-boosted broth with lots of veggies makes for delicious slow cooker Guinness beef stew.
Beef and Mushroom Pie with Guinness- the best of both worlds. Beef and Mushroom Guinness Stew in Pot Pie form.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a hearty slow simmered stew with red potatoes, carrots, onions, and lamb.