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    Chef #835994

    MInneapolis

    Chef #835994

    MInneapolis

    Joined: May 09, 2008

    2 reviews by Chef #835994

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    Reviewed Beer Bread
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      |  (1 person found this helpful) |  By Gerald Norman

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    "I made this last week for the dinner our performance group shares at rehearsal. We are 12 people strong, and I almost didn't get a taste! Definitely go with the 1/4c butter suggestion. Next time I will try a different type of beer...probably and Irish drought. I also used a latex breadpan and there was no spillover or leakage. Thanks for a great r..."

    Mar 19, 2011 on Food.com

    Recipe #73440

    Reviewed Beef and Guinness Short Ribs

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      |  (4 people found this helpful) |  By Chef #835994

    "I've made this several times to rave reviews. Here are a few tricks to make these ribs even more tasty: use Guiness Drought, not Stout, which has a milder flavor. I also use boneless beef ribs, well trimmed.
    Put the Guinness and half the beef broth in a dutch oven. Brown the ribs as directed. Add to the Dutch Oven. Cover and roast at 325 for 2 ho ..."

    Feb 27, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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