I'm hosting a beer party. What are some of your favorite beer/food combos?

Beer and Mexican food, beer and bratwurst, beer and pizza, beer and beef stew(as long as the stew is beer based, not wine based), beer and corned beef.

Mini cheeseburgers Chicken wings(buffalo,honey glazed,sweet and sour or otherwise) Quesadillas Cocktail meatballs Beef/Chicken tacos Nachos Potato skins Sub sandwiches Sausage links And don't forget the chips, dips, and salsa.

It might be easier to list the foods that we don't like to eat with beer...the only one I can think of is ice cream. (Although, I did have a friend in college that claimed to enjoy "beer floats. ") If you are looking for more specific types of beer/food combinations, I think a strong porter or stout goes well with a steak.

The source I list seems to agree...

Hot wings, very spicy. Chocolate -- plain, unadulterated, no caramel, nuts or anything, just squares, milk or dark. Hershey's Godiva, Russell Stovers, etc.I swear by it.

I live in Japan now and the usual combo for beer here is Edamame (boiled soybeans). You can find out more here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edamame Basically, you get a package of frozen soybeans (in the US, they are usually found in the health food section), still in the pod and dump them in a pot of boiling water (with some salt). Then after boiling until they are soft (sampling a couple is my favorite way to check if they are ready), you pour in a bowl and sprinkle a bit more salt.To eat you simply pop the beans out with your fingers or suck them out and then toss the shell in a bowl.

I would suggest them as a side item to go along with one of the other suggestions.

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