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BEER BREAD WITH RAISINS AND CHEESE

Beer Bread with Raisins and  CheeseThis is a moist and sweet quick bread.  Serve it with coffee, milk or tea, for breakfast, or just anytime you need a snack.  Great with butter and your kitchen will smell wonderful while it is baking!

3 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup oil (I used Canola)
5 ounces cheddar cheese, shredded
1 egg
1 (12 ounce) bottle beer
1 1/2 cups raisins
 
Combine raisins and beer and heat to a simmer on top of the stove.  Remove and let stand about 10 minutes.  Mix together dry ingredients with a spoon, add egg, oil and cheese.  Pour in beer and raisins and continue mixing until all ingredients are blended.  Pour into a sprayed 9×5 loaf pan and bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 50 – 55 minutes.  Let cool about 12 minutes before removing from pan.  ENJOY!
 
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7 Responses

  1. Thanks Judy for your lovely comment at my blog. What a grand way to begin my day. =) We have enjoyed a mix for beer bread, but I’ve never made it from scratch. Glad to have this recipe…along with many others of yours that I ‘pin’. We’ve had frost the last 2 mornings too. It’s that time of year. Have a great week and enjoy those colors.

  2. This looks wonderful. I confess, I don’t like raisins. But beer and cheese, I’m there. I leave raisins out of everything!

  3. I’m wondering how I can convince my husband that using one of his bottles of beer for this would be a good plan! Looks delicious!

  4. Greg’s lying…send him some “Fried Raisins”
    Oh this cake makes my teeth hurt looking at it. That’s a good thing, well, I mean, the affect at a glance, not the teeth hurting. lol, This really does sound like it would smell wonderful while baking as you said, and probably taste even better.
    Bless You
    paul

  5. This recipe is going straight to the to-do list…especially since Hubby bought beer he didn’t particularly fancy. Therefore, after having made onion soup…bread sounds perfect.

    Thank you for your invite on CES…always a pleasure to meet other talented foodies ;o)

    Flavourful wishes,
    Claudia

  6. Beer and cheese is a number 1 combo – put that in a bread and I’m a happy camper!
    Mary

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