Cheddar-Vidalia Beer Bread

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marmalady

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Been making this and it's been a huge hit!

Cheddar-Vidalia Beer Bread

Makes 1 regular loaf or 4 mini loaves

3 cups self-rising flour
3 tablespoons sugar
1 12-0z can beer (your choice! - I've been using Miller Draft)
1 cup shredded sharp cheddar + 1/3 cup of same
1 Vidalia onion, chopped fine
2 tablespoons minced chives

Oven at 350; oil or butter a loaf pan.

Saute the onion in some olive oil til translucent and just starting to get brown.

In a large bowl, mix the 1 cup shredded cheese w/the flour and sugar to get the cheese all coated with flour. Add the beer, onions and chives. Pour into loaf pan and sprinkle with the 1/3 cup of cheddar.

Bake for about 50 minutes; let it cool if you can stand it!:)
 
Looks like a yummy bread. "im not a baker and don't know that much about the different flours. What is the difference between self rising and regulag flour. Can I use regular flor in this recipe and add the yeast?
 
Self-rising flour has salt and baking powder added to it, which is what gives it the 'rise'; there is no yeast in this bread, it's like a quick bread. Somewhere on the boards there is a post with what you need to sub regular flour for the self-rising.

You should be able to find 'self-rising' flour in the grocery store on the main flour shelf; most big flour companies are making it now.

This is a totally foolproof recipe for folks who don't bake or make bread much - try it!
 
Thanks Marm,

I've been wanting to make some bread..This looks just the thing..
kadesma:)
 
Sounds like just what I need this weekend. I do need to find the sub for self rising flour.
I have bread flour, all purpose, whole wheat, cake and 10 grain. Not much room for another.
 
Can I make this without using the beer?

Maybe try O'Doul's? Without the yeasty flavor of beer, it really wouldn't be the same (or "beer bread").

I did see that someone tried fermented cider in a similar recipe.

How about club soda or seltzer?

Where IS marmalady? I'm going to make this recipe for football season!

Lee
 
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