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Embrace the exciting tastes of brew and give one of these meals prepared with beer, a go ...

Rather than drinking a cold one with your meal, just cook with beer instead! Get creative in your kitchen and try making some (or all!) of these meals that include your favorite brew.

<h2><a href="https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/24932/whole-wheat-beer-bread/">Cooking with Wheat Beer</a></h2>
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It makes sense that if you love wheat beer, other wheaty things such as bread might also hold a sweet spot in your heart. So isn&rsquo;t it obvious? Make some bread with that beer! Mix 1 bottle of your favorite wheat beer, (we suggest trying Blue Moon), into your dry bread ingredients, and bake! The beer provides the perfect amount of yeast to help your bread rise!

<h2><a href="https://foodal.com/recipes/chicken/grilled-lager-lemon/">Cooking with Lager Beer</a></h2>
Using a fresh lager in your cooking escapade is ideal when it comes to lighter meals, like this lemon and lager grilled chicken recipe. You&rsquo;ll soak the chicken in a marinade made with garlic, soy sauce, olive oil, honey, lemon, basil, and of course, your lager beer (Stella Artois will do nicely). Let it sit overnight in a ziplock bag or Tupperware container so that your chicken absorbs the flavor perfectly. 


<h2><a href="http://thebeeroness.com/2013/03/19/ipa-lemon-bars/">Cooking with IPA Beer</a></h2>
It may not be National IPA Day, but that doesn&rsquo;t mean you can&rsquo;t enjoy this beer-infused dish. And not just any dish -- this is a dessert that is perfect for those wanting a treat that isn&rsquo;t too sweet. It&rsquo;s the right balance of sugar with a robust tang of beer (Sierra Nevada will do the trick). If IPA is your go-to beer, or you happen to just be a lover of all things lemon, we highly suggest giving these lemon bars a go.


<h2><a href="https://tasty.co/recipe/easy-stout-beer-chili">Cooking with Stout Beer</a></h2>
If you are a stout connoisseur, this recipe is sure to satisfy your tastebuds. The thick, rich flavor of a stout beer (a Guinness is always nice) combined into this chili recipe creates a soup you&rsquo;ll want to cook up a couple of times a week.
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Cooking with beer should be fun and easy but when your cooktop or range starts giving you trouble, it&rsquo;s time to look for appliances that will work hard to bring the spark back to your kitchen. Visit our store to find the right ones that will ignite that fire, and get you excited about cooking with beer and other culinary ventures!

Ever been interested in cooking with beer? Whip up one of these recipes with your favorite kind (wheat, stout, IPA, etc.).

Cooking with Beer: A Recipe for Every Beer Type

Clean out those cabinets and wipe down your appliances with these easy tips this spring...

Clean out those cabinets and wipe down your appliances with these easy tips this spring!

<h2>1. Declutter your Kitchen</h2>
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Spring cleaning is all about getting into the deep, dark corners that never get washed, and thoroughly cleaning them. But it also means purging your home of unnecessary items you don&rsquo;t need anymore. Start your mission off by opening each cabinet and kicking out the Tupperware, cups, and other utensils that clutter your space.

<h2>2. Make a DIY Cleaner </h2>
From glass cleaners to wood cleaners, when it comes to your kitchen, all you need is one to do the job. Make your own organic, all-purpose spray with only a few simple ingredients: vinegar, baking soda, lavender or lemon essential oil, and water. Use this concoction on everything from your oven to your walls and wipe off with a microfiber washcloth.


<h2>3. Use Your Dishwasher</h2>
Obviously, you already use your dishwasher, but you probably only use it on things like your dirty dishes. It&rsquo;s time to think outside the box for this spring cleaning, and throw in a few unorthodox items that could use a good washing. Soap dishes, pet dishes,&nbsp; sponges, microwave trays, drip pans, spice containers, fridge shelves, and more!

<h2>4. Look for Expiration Dates</h2>
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While the milk may be able to go a day or two longer than its expiration date, it&rsquo;s important that you throw out everything that has already moved past its &ldquo;best if used by&rdquo; date. Remember that canned goods, pasta, and other nonperishables may last longer, but they still have a date they expire by.

Keep the place you eat spotless by using these tips while spring cleaning. And if you are looking to add pristine new appliances to your kitchen, stop by to see what we have in store for you!

4 Tips to Incorporate Spring Cleaning in Your Kitchen

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