How do you make Guinness cheese dip?

Instructions

  1. In a large saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat.
  2. Add the Guinness beer, whisking until smooth.
  3. Whisk in the milk and let cook until it thickens, whisking continually.
  4. Add in the mustard, garlic, salt, and pepper and whisk to combine.
  5. Lastly, add in the shredded cheese and stir until fully melted.

What kind of beer is good for beer cheese?

IPA
In our opinion, the best beer for beer cheese is a nice, hoppy IPA (craft beer style). It creates a great depth of flavor. You can substitute a lager, pilsner, or even a non-alcoholic beer, but the flavor profile will be a bit more mild.

What to do with Dubliner cheese?

Add to a sandwich or salad for tasty lunch for the whole family. Dinners can be made more exciting by topping your favourite pasta dish or a burger with Dubliner Cheese. There’s no doubt it will add a distinctive taste to any meal. Or, you can simply enjoy Dubliner Cheese as a snack on its own!

What is Irish cheddar cheese?

Irish cheddar is white cheddar cheese that is made in Ireland, generally from Irish milk. This type of cheese can generally be used in any application where cheddar cheese is used. It is common in Irish-themed dishes, cheese appetizers and beer flavored macaroni and cheese or fondue.

Is Pub cheese the same as beer cheese?

Pub cheese is another type of spreadable cold pack cheese that is sometimes made with beer, and the terms pub cheese and beer cheese are sometimes used interchangeably. But pub cheese isn’t always made with beer. The Presidente brand of pub cheese, for instance, doesn’t include beer.

Why is it called beer cheese?

According to legend, it all started in the late 1930s on the banks of the Kentucky River near Winchester. The unique salty, spicy spread was created by Chef Joe Allman for his cousin Johnnie, owner of the Driftwood Inn, who served it as a complimentary snack to increase his customers’ appetite for beer.

Is Dubliner a good melting cheese?

Dubliner cheese is an Irish specialty cheese from Kerry Gold. It is hard to pinpoint an exact description for it but let’s say it is like a slightly sweet cheddar cheese with a nuttiness like a Swiss cheese and it melts beautifully!

What is Blarney Castle cheese?

Blarney Castle is a mild and creamy cow’s milk cheese with rich and velvety undertones. It both feels and tastes similar to a young Dutch Gouda cheese and makes a perfect complement to fresh fruit and a glass of crisp wine, like Sauvignon Blanc.

What is Skellig cheese?

Kerrygold Skellig is a creamy, full-flavored Cheddar imported from Ireland. As with all Kerrygold cheeses, Skellig is an all-natural cheese, produced with milk from grass-fed cows that graze on the green lush pastures of Ireland.