Vegan Recipes With Guinness

Vegan Guinness recipes

Here are five new ways to use a can of Guinness.

Guinness chocolate cake

In our opinion, this is the ultimate chocolate cake – it’s effortlessly decadent and deeply chocolatey. The Guinness here enhances the cake’s sweetness and moistness (apologies) as well as boosting the flavours for a richer cake.

Irish stout bread

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This rustic no-knead loaf will make the perfect addition to your St. Patrick’s day celebrations. It’s great with soups and stews or slathered in your favourite vegan butter. It’s a sweet and savoury bread that uses Guinness as the active raising agent.

Guinness cupcakes 

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This cupcake recipe has a similar premise to the Guinness chocolate cake, but bitesize! They’re dark, rich and generously topped with Bailey’s buttercream – who could say no to one of those?

Guinness pie

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A savoury pie made with blonde Guinness, chunky root vegetables and vegan ‘chicken’ pieces. The pie is topped with lattice weaved puff pastry, perfect for mopping up the light Guinness-enhanced sauce. 

Irish stew with herby dumplings and Guinness

If this year’s St. Patrick’s day is a cold one (which is more than likely) why not warm yourself back up with this hearty vegan Irish stew? These savoury herb dumplings and deep stew are our definitions of comfort food.

Let us know which recipes you decide to make for St. Patrick’s day and what you thought of the dishes in the comments section below.