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15 Ways to Use Stout for St. Patrick's Day

By: Morgan Faulkner and Abigail Barnes

From chocolate pudding to braised short ribs, find 15 St. Patrick's Day recipes made with stout beer.

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Stout Brownies

Give brownies a delicious, boozy twist with a splash (or two!) of your favorite stout.

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Irish Nacho Dip

This hearty nacho dip is delicious without stout, but even better with. Serve it with potato chips, French fries or tater tots.

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Chocolate Stout Pudding

St. Patrick's Day is perfect for combining dry stouts, like Irish favorite Guinness, with dessert. This stout-infused chocolate pudding and topping is an ideal treat for the holiday.

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Black Russian Float

This decadent dessert float brings together all that is good about coffee, cocktails and ice cream, including coffee stout beer.

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Chocolate Stout Cake Pops

Beer and cake: a winning combination. A hardy stout beer is the secret ingredient in these festive, chocolate cake pops.

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Stout Braised Short Ribs

Braising short ribs in stout beer offers an exceptional, mouthwatering taste that makes the perfect meal for St. Patrick's Day.

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Irish Mexican Coffee

Whiskey whipped cream really gives this Irish Mexican coffee — flavored with stout — a distinct flavor. Sprinkle cinnamon on top for extra flavor.

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Stout + Cider

If you typically reach for a pint of stout on St. Paddy's Day, this cocktail might be right up your alley, as it takes plain stout up a notch with the addition of hard cider. Simply fill a glass halfway with oatmeal stout, then top with hard cider.

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Stout Bottle Tags

Empty stout bottles? Dress them up with printable shamrocks and tags. To make this, spray your bottle with gold paint until completely covered. Let dry, and tightly wrap ribbon or twine until the bottle is mostly covered, securing the ends in the back with glue or tape. Print our free shamrocks and tags, and glue the shamrocks to the front of the bottle. Hole punch the tags and place them around the neck of the bottle using ribbon. Write fortunes or other fun messages on the back of the tags.

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Black + Berry Beer

This warm-weather twist on a black-and-tan combines chocolate stout with fruity raspberry lambic for a delicious sip.

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Dark Chocolate Stout Mini Pie

Impress on St. Paddy's Day with these miniature dark chocolate stout pies. The mini crusts are baked in a cupcake pan for the perfect bite.

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Stout Pancakes

Serve these stout pancakes for breakfast this St. Patrick's Day. The bacon topping provides the perfect sweet and salty bite.

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Bloody Rosemary

Put a twist on the classic Bloody Mary cocktail by adding Irish whiskey and stout. Place a skewer of garnishes like turkey, olives and grilled potatoes, then finish off with a sprig of rosemary.

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Salted Stout Caramel Popcorn

Serve a snack alongside beer and cocktails, such as this stout caramel popcorn. The distinct stout flavor will have you coming back for more.

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Corned Beef With Roasted Vegetables

An Irish meal isn't complete without corned beef. This version includes a stout broth and colorful vegetables.

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