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Beer Braised Venison Roast
https://goo.gl/CTjKy3

Beer Bread

https://goo.gl/X1FmHa
Beer Cake
https://goo.gl/Ve9amc
Beer brownies
https://goo.gl/z6eAEp

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Beef, Bean, and Beer Chili

https://goo.gl/vY9qio

Beer Can Chicken

https://goo.gl/ftCvVO
Beer braised beef and onions
https://goo.gl/69voem

Lamb and beer curry

https://goo.gl/Q50xTn
Beer Braised BBQ Pork Butt
https://goo.gl/c2guEI

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It takes around 96 to 120 cones to equal an ounce

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In North America, the Cherokee used hops to treat inflammation, as a sedative, and for other purposes

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Hops are poisonous to dogs. Hops were enjoyed as a naturally-growing bitter vegetable by the ancient Romans

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Hops are a cousin of hemp, cannabis and marijuana; their leaves and flowers are similar. Fresh hops also may smell like marijuana.

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Hops are high in Vitamins E, C and B6. Hops can mimic the hormone estrogen, boosting bone and heart health as well as promoting milk production for nursing mothers.

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Home brewed beer
https://byo.com/newbrew
Beef and Brew and Veggie stew.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ree-drummond/beef-stew-with-root-vegetables-recipe.html

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Hops sometimes is combined with other herbs and used as a sleeping aid.

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Hops grow on trellises that are usually 18 feet tall. Since they climb, hops are often mistakenly called vines, but they're bines. While a vine will climb by sending our tendrils or suckers to grab onto a support, a bine will climb by using its shoot alone

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Most hops in the world come from two countries Germany and the united states.

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Some herbal medicines are made using hops but nothing in the medical field.

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Hopes create and complement a bitter, zesty, or citric flavors.

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The earliest recorded use of wild hops in beer was in 822, but organized hop cultivation didn't begin in earnest until the 1100s in modern day Germany.