Beverage brands you can explore cooking with this holiday

By Zion Rufus 

The festive season is here again and you have probably run out of ideas on what savoury meals to prepare for your family, friends, and loved ones. 

Just as creativity is the bedrock of any business enterprise, it is also one of the most important ingredients in cooking. To cook well, you need to be creative to use ingredients in new ways, combine unique flavors, and experiment with new recipes. 

Well, here are some beverage brands you can get excitedly creative with!

Coca-Cola 

In 2020, Coca-Cola’s ‘Coke Meal Challenge’ kicked off with a buzz on Twitter. Although the carbonated soft drink have been used in southern cooking for years, it is gradually becoming accepted in African countries. 

In cooking, Coca-Cola can be used particularly in marinades and sauces for beef and pork, as a glaze on grilled or roasted meats, especially chicken wings, and as an acidic ingredient in baking. 

Malta Guinness

What’s a festive season without some tasty Malta recipes to match? Malt beverages can be used to create inventive desserts, and Malta Guinness has challenged Nigerians to spice up their festive cooking with the premium malt drink. 

Beer

From baking to braising, deglazing, battering, marinating, and simmering, you can probably never go wrong with beer as it adds flavour to every food.  The biggest perk of cooking with beer is the flavor.

Beer brands like Heineken, Budweiser, and many more have been used as powerful secret ingredients. They are great for marinating or tenderizing meats, adding flavor to bread, and adding a unique twist to desserts.

Wines

As they work extremely well for adding flavor to your tomato sauce, dry red and white wines are heavily recommended for savory dishes, and marinating meat. Ultimately, just like beer, wines are also great additions to cooking as they enhance the flavour of dishes.

 

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