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Okay, I'll be cooking in a competition next weekend, where one of the entries is "Chef's Choice". You can enter any kind of dish you want, as long as it contains some beer (the sponsor of the contest is Harpoon Brewery).
I've been successful with a brownie recipe I've entered in the past. I will be using a mix, which calls for 1/4 water, 1/3 cup of oil and one egg.
I have a bottle of Harpoon Oatmeal Stout that I was going to use to make chocolate cupcakes, but I've decided on the brownies instead.
I don't have time to do a trial run on this, so am looking for advice and opinions.
How much of the water do you think I can substitute for beer? The whole 1/4 cup or less?
Here's an example of a "from scratch" recipe. The Best of American Beer & Food » fudge stout brownies for your St. Patrick’s Day dessert Supposedly, the beer brings out the flavor of the chocolate, yet you can't taste the beer.
Thoughts, anyone?
TIA
Lee
I've been successful with a brownie recipe I've entered in the past. I will be using a mix, which calls for 1/4 water, 1/3 cup of oil and one egg.
I have a bottle of Harpoon Oatmeal Stout that I was going to use to make chocolate cupcakes, but I've decided on the brownies instead.
I don't have time to do a trial run on this, so am looking for advice and opinions.
How much of the water do you think I can substitute for beer? The whole 1/4 cup or less?
Here's an example of a "from scratch" recipe. The Best of American Beer & Food » fudge stout brownies for your St. Patrick’s Day dessert Supposedly, the beer brings out the flavor of the chocolate, yet you can't taste the beer.
Thoughts, anyone?
TIA
Lee