Basic Beer Bread


Recipe #4-Basic Beer Bread (Country Wisdom & Know-How )
Easiest Bread I have ever made!! This is a no brainer and quick!!
Keep in mind this is a yeasty tasting bread and makes great toast!
3 cups of flour if particular self-rising flour
3 Tbls sugar or Splenda
1-12 oz beer ( I used a non-alcoholic beer)
4 Tbls melted butter
Combine flour, sugar and beer in a bowl. Scrape it into a well greased loaf pan. Bake 375* for 50 mins and then pour melted butter on top of bread and bake for another 10 mins.
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Tips* For your breads you can add just about anything to them like cinnamon & raisins, herbs & cheese, Etc. Have fun with them be creative that's when you get the best tasting breads!

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