9 honey root beer Recipes

spice cake mix, egg whites, diet root beer, water, quick-cooking oatmeal, honey, crushed almonds, dried cranberries

brioche buns *see my recipe here : buns-for-sliders.html >miniature brioche buns for sliders, pork shoulder/butt, pork dry rub, chinese five spice powder, granulated sugar, kosher salt, fresh ground black pepper, root beer bbq sauce, quality root beer (cane sugar-sweetened root beer ), sir kensington classic ketchup (or any other organic ketchup), onion , coarsley chopped, fresh ginger, peeled, fresh garlic, seasoned rice vinegar, soy sauce, muscavado sugar (or dark brown sugar), organic honey, condiments : pickled red onion and shredded fresh red cabbage

smoked ham , shank portion, root beer, divided, honey, liquid, ginger , candied, chopped, sugar, brown, mustard, dijon, salt, black pepper, freshly ground

achiote paste, birch beer or root beer, cider or seasoned rice wine vinegar, cumin seed, toasted and ground, coriander seed, toasted and ground, mexican oregano, salt, pepper, honey, smoke oil or liquid smoke, olive oil, whole quail , bobwhite preferred or european style, partially boned

ham , on the bone trotter and rind removed, honey, thyme , leaves picked, bay leaves, crumbled, juniper berries, crushed, sea salt, beer (dark or ale is best and at least 3 bottles will be needed.), pears, apples, parsnips, potatoes, celery root, jerusalem artichokes, butter, melted, kosher salt & freshly ground black pepper, thick sour cream, fresh lemon juice, brown sugar, freshly grated horseradish, cooking apples, pears, honey

whole clove of garlic chopped, beer, tomatoes (large can), sweet vidalia onions (chopped fine ), bell peppers chopped fine, pineapple chopped finely, skinless chicken breasts (i also substitute pork loin), white kidney beans, carrots chopped fine, stalks of celery chopped fine, jalapeno peppers chopped, cumin, chili powder to taste, soy sauce, grated ginger root (fresh only ), lots of chopped basil, honey, water don tsp use stock ...i found that it doesn tsp add nor take away from the flavor so just use old fashioned water (just enough to cover )