Beer batter is one of those things you can make and literally use on anything you want. Beer battered onion rings? Fantastic. Beer-battered fried chicken? Out of this world. Beer-battered zucchini?

Frying food often makes it taste better, especially when it comes to shrimp. But the batter doesn't have to be complicated. It is freeing when you realize you can skip sifting flour and whisking it ...

Place egg yolks in a food processor; add vinegar, Dijon, salt, and garlic. Process until blended, about 90 seconds. With processor running, slowly add canola oil and olive oil, processing until ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. CLEVELAND, Oh — It’s not hard to fry your ...

Snacks: Want to lighten up your crepes? Choose this recipe with beer! Here, no milk, just add this fizzy drink instead! Soft, digestible crepes guaranteed lactose-free ;-) A super easy preparation to ...

It’s one thing to pair beer with food, but beer is also pretty fun to cook with. (After all, we do it with wine all the time.) More than just a novelty ingredient, beer adds an extra dimension and ...

Battered fish and chips on black table with garnish - AnyaWhy/Shutterstock There are plenty of ways to prepare a tasty fish recipe, but few are as iconic as the British classic, fish and chips. We all ...

Say the words "cheese curds" and our ears perk up. Add "beer-battered" to the mix and now our attention is really piqued. 1. Measure 1 cup of cold beer into a measuring cup. If you’d like, start ...

The inspiration for this avocado appetizer came from my friend, Sandy S., who asked what I would serve with my grilled peach, avocado, and jalapeño salsa. I thought beer-battered avocados would be ...