These Guinness recipes will get you thinking beyond the ... in mid-1700s London (and still loved today). Decades later, beer ...

This recipe is similar to a traditional beef stew, but adds a Guinness beer for an Irish twist, which makes it the perfect ...

Guinness is, first and foremost, an Irish beer, and in Ireland ... or Home Guard. This recipe, which gets extra richness from Foreign Extra Stout, makes it easy. Just have your favorite mashed ...

A 12-ounce service of Guinness has about 125 calories. That puts it just above standard light lagers like Bud Light (110 calories), Miller Lite (96), and Coors Light (102). However, Guinness also ...

A clear Guinness? It's impossible to not watch the rest of the spot. And the head-fake continues. The liquid doesn't look like beer, but the VO talks about how it's "made to a time honored recipe ...

When St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, nothing beats a pint of Guinness. And there’s nothing that the foamy stout beer pairs more perfectly with than dark chocolate. Much like how coffee ...

Look no further than this French onion soup recipe that uses none other than Guinness to wake up its classic ... When your onions and leeks are silky, add the beer and stock.

Add onions over medium heat and cook until tender, about 5-7 minutes. Add the Guinness to the pan, stir and cover. Let cook for 15 minutes until liquid is absorbed. While those are cooking ...

Add the chocolate and mix until combined. Beat the sieved flour mixture into the chocolate with the Guinness (don't include the foam in the measurement). The mixture will be quite thin.