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Beer Bread II

Submitted by: Judi Teasdale
Add Cheddar cheese and chilies to self-rising flour and beer, and you have yourself a zippy bread that goes great with salads, barbecue and chili. 

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Vickie's Beer Bread

Submitted by: Vickie
Bread in a jiffy using good old barley pop. 

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Beer Bread I

Submitted by: Jodi Regan
Self-rising flour, beer and a little sugar make an easy, tasty quick bread that serves as a fine accompaniment to hearty entrees.  

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Whole Wheat Beer Bread

Submitted by: B. L. Chrisman
A hearty quick bread that's great with soup or chili and makes excellent toast. Flavor of bread will change, depending on type of beer used. 

Green Chile Cheese Beer Bread

Submitted by: Wendi
This bread is easy to make and packed with flavor. 

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Bubba's Beer Bread

Submitted by: Mark
This bread is the best when baked in a black cast iron pan. Once the bread is in the oven, start 'cookin down' those collard greens, black eyed peas and hawg jaws. It's a New Years tradition. It'll change your luck !!! 

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Honey Oat Beer Bread

Submitted by: SPEARL20
This beer bread variation is super easy and tasty. It has a great flavor from the honey and oats. So quick, too! 

Dizzy Pineapple Bread

Submitted by: Nicole Ribecca
Canned pineapple, self-rising flour, sugar and a can of beer combine to make a simple little loaf that shines with the bright, sweet tang of the tropics. 

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Rye Beer Bread

Submitted by: Kitty
Beer and rye complement each other well in this robust light bread, each bringing out the unique flavors of the other. Be sure to use a quality beer to ensure a good result. 

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Cowboy Jack's Beer Bread

Submitted by: Dayna
Home Town: Homestead, Florida, USA
Living In: College Station, Texas, USA
Easy to make, and always delicious, this simple beer bread recipe hails from the kitchen of a 200-year-old horse ranch in West Texas. 
 
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