Plan a Healthier Michigan Beer Dinner

Julie Bitely

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Michigan beer dinner
Michigan ranks fifth in the nation in terms of the sheer number of breweries, microbreweries and brewpubs.
That means our state pumps out a lot of beer every year, delighting locals in our taphouses and far-flung people who pick up Michigan brews in their home states.
If you enjoy the occasional pint, we’ve got a menu you absolutely have to try! We crafted recipes using Michigan beers to take you from a hearty salad to a delectable dessert.
Download these recipes now (links below the images) and start planning your next gathering with a focus on Michigan beers.
Cucumber and Strawberry Salad with Short's Soft Parade Vinaigrette
Arcadia Ales Angler's Ale Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Founders All Day IPA Flank Steak Marinade
Arcadia Ales Porter Rico Dark Chocolate Coconut Truffles
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