Is Hobgoblin a good substitute for Newcastle Brown in a beef stew recipe?

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Hobgoblin is a dark brown ale and would work just fine as a replacement for Newcastle Nut Brown Ale for cooking purposes. Newcastle is more widely available than Hobgoblin, so is often used in recipes, but at the end of the day, any decent brown ale will do.

What beer is best for beef stew?

Here are a few more to try! For beef stews, we really like using porters. These beers tend to have a lot of caramelized and toasted malt flavors that work very well with slow-cooked meat, but without going into the coffee-like bitterness of many stouts.

What can I use instead of brown ale in a stew?

Easy Substitutions Use beef broth, chicken broth, mushroom stock, apple juice, apple cider, root beer, or coke instead of dark beer. With all of these ingredients, you want to be sure to replace the beer measure for measure to keep the liquid volume the same in your recipe.

Can I use beer instead of ale in cooking?

It doesn't matter if it's flat, either; leftover beer is fine for cooking, as long as it was refrigerated. But if the flavor wasn't pleasing in the bottle, it's not going to be pleasing in your stew.

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