12 MOUTH-WATERING GAME DAY RECIPES MADE WITH BEER FOR YOUR NFC AND AFC CHAMPIONSHIPS AND SUPER BOWL XLVI

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Beer! What would a Super Bowl party be without it?  And what recipe wouldn't be better with beer? From tacos to queso, we've got ten tantalizing recipes that will be the rave of your party, and all of them are made more flavorful because of beer.

You'll find recipes for chili, brisket, pulled pork, tacos, fried chicken, soup and dip. And they all use beer -- lager, ale and stout. Any of these recipes can be served at your next game-day party -- they make great appetizers or main meals. And many can be made in advance, so you don't have to miss the game by being stuck in the kitchen.

Chili Con Queso

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This version of chile con queso includes beer for a flavor boost. The recipe is made with a white sauce base to ensure the dip stays creamy -- it also cuts down on calories since you don't use as much cheese. Make it up to 3 days ahead of your party and reheat on the stove-top or microwave. Get the Chili con Queso recipe.

Beer-Braised Turkey Tacos

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For a leaner version of tacos, try this recipe for turkey tacos. The dark-meat turkey is braised in beer and spices including a cinnamon stick, which lends a warm flavor. Serve in warmed tortillas and top with cilantro and chopped red onion. Get the Beer-Braised Turkey Tacos recipe.

Beer-Battered Buttermilk Fried Chicken

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If you crave the most tender and crispy fried chicken, this is your go-to recipe. Soaking the chicken pieces in buttermilk tenderizes them. The batter, of course, contains beer, which creates that crusty, crispy exterior. Everyone will be fighting for the last piece.  Get the Beer-Battered Buttermilk Fried Chicken recipe.

Beer Beef Stew

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Beer lovers will appreciate this comforting beef stew recipe, which uses one cup of Belgian ale. Start the stew off on the stove-top and move it to the oven to finish cooking. Serve over noodles or mashed sweet potatoes.  Get the Beer Beef Stew recipe. 

New England Fried Shrimp

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A beer batter made with pale ale and whole-wheat pastry flour creates the crunchy jackets on these fried shrimp. Instead of deep frying them, try shallow pan frying, which produces just as good of a crunch but without all the oil. Serve as an appetizer with lemon and cocktail sauce.  Get the New England Fried Shrimp recipe.

Cheddar-Ale Soup

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Cheese and ale were made to pair together. This comforting soup will please both cheese and beer lovers. Make it with store-bought chicken stock or vegetables stock. Serve in mugs with crusty bread or crackers.   Get the Cheddar-Ale Soup recipe

Guinness-Marinated Bison Steak Sandwiches

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These open-faced sandwiches are great for tailgating or game-day parties. A marinade of Guinness, soy sauce and molasses lends a sweet and savory flavor to the bison steaks. The recipe can be made on the grill or grill pan. Boil down the marinade to create a sauce to top the sliced steak. Get the Guinness-Marinated Bison Steak Sandwiches recipe.

Beer-Braised Brisket

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Pureed dried chiles and Mexican lager add lots of flavor to this braised brisket recipe. The brisket is seared on the stove-top and then transferred to the oven to finish baking. Add beans, if you like, and serve as an appetizer with tortilla chips or use as a filling in enchiladas. Get the Beer-Braised Brisket recipe

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Smoky Chili Dogs

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Chili dogs are a surefire crowd-pleaser and this recipe feeds sixteen. In addition to beer, the recipe includes chipotles in adobo and pickled jalapeno, which give the chili a smoky and tangy flavor. Make the all-beef dogs on either the grill or in the broiler. Get the Smoky Chili Dogs recipe.

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Beer And Tequila Carnitas

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This recipe includes 1 cup of tequila and 2 bottles of Mexican beer to create the most mouthwatering carnitas. Serve the pork in warmed corn tortillas with a choice of different topping and let everyone assemble their own tacos. Make the recipe up to 3 days in advance. Get the Beer and Tequila Carnitas recipe.

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Ultimate Beef Chili

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This chili recipe has everything going for it. It's loaded with flavor from beer, spices and even sun-dried tomatoes, which lend a touch of sweetness. Instead of ground beef, it's made with chunks of beef for a real hearty meal. Serve topped with grated cheese, cilantro and a squeeze of lime.  Get the Ultimate Beef Chili recipe.

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Pulled Pork Sandwiches

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You don't have to be a tailgater to make this pulled pork recipe -- our version is cooked in the oven. It's packed with spicy and tangy flavor from chili powder, beer, ketchup, cider vinegar and mustard. Serve in rolls with slaw and sliced red onion.   Get the Pulled Pork Sandwiches recipe.

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Beer Can Grilled Chicken (Watch The Video)

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Watch the video for the receipe.

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COMMENTARY:   On Sunday, January 22, 2o12, the NFC and AFC Championship games will be on television.  Winners of each conference go on to meet in Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis.  If you plan on having a football party, the above receipes are absolutely killer. It's all good.  Enjoy.

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Courtesy of an article dated January 17, 2012 appearing in The Huffington Post's Kitchen Daily 

 

 

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