The season of game days and tailgating are here, my friends! Now, I am not really a football fan as you all know by now. However, I am a huge fan of the food that goes along with it. I LOVE game days spreads with lots of dips, burgers, hot dogs, you name it. So with that in mind, I made this wonderful and easy beer cheese dip for Marc and I to snack on. It came together really quickly and had so much flavor!
I served the easy beer cheese dip with soft pretzel bites for a fun snack with Marc and it was pure heaven! He absolutely loves food like this so he was a happy camper too. It really works for so many occasions, and I hope you all enjoy it! xo
Whether it's game day, a party or just plain old snacking, this easy beer cheese dip is so hot, satisfying and flavorful for the table. Perfect for sharing!
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin
- 1 cup beer
- 8 ounces smoked gouda cheese freshly grated
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Heat the butter in a skillet over medium high heat and let it melt. Add in the flour, garlic powder, paprika, and cumin and whisk it into the flour until it thickens into a golden roux for about 2-3 minutes. Keep whisking while you slowly pour in the beer and let the beer cook off and thicken for another couple of minutes. Then whisk in the cheese until it is completely melted in, shiny and smooth. Take the pan off the heat and serve immediately with crusty bread, soft pretzels, even apple slices!
My husband is going to be so happy with this dip!
Oh mine was for sure, I bet yours will be too! Thanks very much!!
Well I know what I am making for my son over the long weekend! Your photos are great and make me wish I had my own pretzels and bread to dip in it right now! Pinned
Oh thank you so much, I appreciate that!!
Oh my gosh! That dip looks heavenly! I need to try this!
Thanks so much!!
It’s so simple! I definitely have to try this dip out.
Thank you so much!!
So easy!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks very much!!
What kind of beer did you use for this?
I happened to have pale ale in the house, but the recipe is very forgiving. Use any beer you like!