Garlic And Parsley Beer Bread
Tasty, quick and easy, mix and bake recipe for a Garlic and Parsley Beer Bread to serve as a side instead of dinner rolls or as a snack.

The only breads which I have ever baked was the quick-and-easy type and this recipe is no different.
Garlic and Parsley Beer Bread is a firm favorite with my family, especially just out of the oven with a generous slap of butter !

If there is one thing that I find irritating to work with, it is yeast and the waiting for the dough to rise.
I baked this beer bread the other day because we wanted something to snack on. But you know, not the normal snacks and I had freshly baked warm bread on my mind.
Paging through an old Tupperware recipe book, brought me to the recipe which I am sharing today.
The original recipe only consists of the first 4 ingredients, but as usual, I had to go add more stuff (good stuff!).

However, if you only want the plain Beer Bread only use the 4 ingredients listed first and leave out the Garlic and Parsley, or add something else !
You can serve the Garlic and Parsley Beer bread as a snack with butter and a slice of cheese, as a side instead of a dinner roll or with any toppings which go well with Garlic and Parsley.
Oh, and best way to eat this – warm, thickly sliced with lots of butter ! Best eaten on the day the bread is baked.

More Quick Bread (sweet and savory) recipes you might like:
- Moist Chocolate Banana Bread
- Quick Corn Bread
- Chocolate Bread with Chocolate Honey Butter
- Tomato Basil Bread
- Cheesy Garlic Bread
Garlic And Parsley Beer Bread

Garlic And Parsley Beer Bread
Ingredients
- 6 ¼ cups Self-Raising Flour
- 1 t Salt
- 1 t Sugar
- 1 can 340ml Beer (must be ice cold – I use a Lager Beer)
- 2 TB Garlic minced
- ¼ cup Parsley chopped
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven to 180 deg C (350 deg F) – spray and line a medium loaf pan
- Sift together the Flour, Salt & Sugar – slowly add the Beer - stir through and mix by hand until well combined
- Add the Garlic and Parsley – mix (by hand is easiest)
- Spoon into the prepared loaf pan - level and bake 50 – 60 minutes until nicely browned and fully cooked
- Cool on a cooling rack (can be served warm or cold)

I can almost smell it…
Oh this sounds so good! I think my family will love this:)
Shannon@CozyCountryLiving
I love beer breads! They are a lot quicker than yeast breads, though not instantaneous.
Natashalh
Yummm! I love quick breads! I used to bake yeast breads all the time and loved doing it, but I just can't be bothered waiting for the dough to do it's thing anymore. Can't wait to try this! Thanks for sharing it!
Of course…I pinned this because it looks dense and delicious!
Although I don't like beer, I'm often amazed at how good things taste when cooked in it.
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com
Oooh, this needs to be made asap! I'd love for you to come share this at our Pinteresting Party!
I'm starving- and I don't know why I'm tormenting myself with food posts this morning instead of just going and making breakfast lol
This looks delicious Linda!
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