A roux is made by melting butter and flour together then adding milk or cream to the saucepan. Typically you would need milk/cream and a 'roux' to make any cheese sauce. *Cheddar cheese is delicious but unfortunately it does not melt very well so opt for one of the other cheeses I recommend. The top FOUR cheeses for this sauce I like are: Most creamy cheeses will work but some will taste better than others. Try topping these Mini Baked Potatoes with this cheese sauce! Choosing The Best Cheese It melts very well and is super creamy.īy adding hot milk to shredded cheese, the cheese will slowly melt giving you a deliciously creamy sauce that will NOT harden up on you when cooled!.It is white and what we're looking for.Instead, I use American cheese for two reasons. Neither does parmesan so I don't recommend it. The TYPE of cheese you use makes a difference.įor example, sharp cheese does not melt as well as a mild cheddar. Although there is not much room for error, there are a few things that you have to keep in mind. The hard part is getting it SMOOTH and CREAMY! All I do for this white cheese sauce recipe is melt my cheese in MILK. Getting The Perfect ConsistencyĪ common question I hear is "How do you thicken a cheese sauce without flour?".Ĭheese is naturally thick so it doesn't necessarily need a thickener. I created a fun little group on facebook and I’d love for you to join in! It’s a place where you can share YOUR favorite recipes, home tips, creative ideas, and ask questions and see what’s new with TidyMom! If you’d like to check it out, you can request to join HERE.These cheeses are my recommended cheeses for the creamiest sauce. Like this Beer Cheese Dip Recipe? PIN IT!! Cheese Stuffed Chicken & Spinach Pizza Bread.Enjoy!Ĭlick to see more of my recipe videos Is everyone ready for the big game? Here are a few more Super Bowl friendly recipes to serve along with Beer Cheese Dip: If you want to serve this dip warm, simply whisk constantly in a small saucepan over low heat, or microwave on high in 1-minute intervals, stirring between sessions until cheese dip is warm and heated through. You can serve beer cheese dip cold or warm with homemade soft pretzel bites, smeared on beer cheese bread or baguette, your favorite crackers, or even broccoli and cauliflower florets, and of course, your favorite beer! You will be the hit of the party, trust me! If you want to skip the beer completely, just replace it with apple cider.
If you want subtle beer flavor use a pale or lite beer for a sweeter dip.įor more intense flavor, use darker ale where you will enjoy the robust and bitterness of the beer.Įither way, you go, choose a beer that lights up your taste buds and goes down so smoothly. There’s one important thing to note about Beer Cheese Dip – and this might be obvious, but I’m going to say it anyway…… the flavor of Beer Cheese dip depends a LOT on the type/flavor of beer you choose. What Kind of Beer to Use in Beer Cheese Dip: I knew I needed to whip up a batch of beer cheese dip – it’s like the little black dress of recipes, it goes with everything. Last week I was craving homemade pretzel bites when Allison brought some home from the mall. It might be a problem, but as far as problems go….it’s one I don’t mind having.
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I’ve shared my favorite grilled cheese, over the top Buffalo Chicken Mac ‘n Cheese, I’ve even melted it over grapes when I made Grilled Grape Brie and Arugula Flatbread Pizza. just begging to be devoured with friends and family! We are going to need football party ideas and football party food! This Pub-Style Beer Cheese Dip is the perfect appetizer recipe for Super Bowl, March Madness, and any other occasion…. Nonetheless, one of the great snack food days of the year is upon us - tell me I’m not the only one more excited about the food and commercials than the game – and it’s time to start a game day party plan. How is it we are already talking about Super Bowl? I feel like I just finished taking down Christmas. Click HERE to save recipe to Pinterest! The Best Beer Cheese Dip
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