carbonnade
Carbonnade
Carbonnade, or carbonade, is the traditional Belgian or Flemish beef stew, made with onions and dark beer which all reduces down to a rich dark sauce. It is also known as Carbonade a la Flamande (carbonade in the Flemish style).
My mother-in-law called it "Belgium Beef Stew". It was made with beef, onion and beer. She coated the stew meat in some seasoned flour, then browned the meat in a heavy pot. She then added about 3 onions, sliced, then poured a bottle (or 2) of beer into the pan, simmering until the meat was tender. I prefer the taste of a darker beer in the stew, but it's tasty with all beer.
Belgian Beer Cafe was created in 1998.
corn beef, cabbage, potatoes, and green beer
Non-carbonated beer examples include cask ale and some traditional Belgian styles. Non-carbonated beer is typically smoother and has a softer mouthfeel compared to carbonated beer, which has more bubbles and effervescence.
Belgian and cool from de fridge.
Kobe beef
bread, onions and beer
Some popular citrus beer names include Blue Moon Belgian White, Shock Top Belgian White, and Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy.
Many are available, check out Belgian ale.
Recipes combining beer and chicken are not very common. The traditional alcohol source used with chicken is red wine and beer for beef. The alcohol evaporates off during the cooking anyway. The foodnetwork however have some simple recipes to try.