Bratwurst & Haluski (cabbage & noodles) Dinner

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chef willie

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My first run of Bratwurst was so outstanding I'm planning on a 10 pound batch very soon. I usually make sausage with some heat to them but we are approaching Oktoberfest time so wanted to do a traditional Brat. I actually gave many away before trying one for myself and then decided to have the rest that was left for my own dinner. I've been wanting to make this Haluski recipe ever since seeing it so figured what better night to do it than with Bratwurst. I bought the primo, heavy, hand made looking egg noodles as a splurge. Quite tasty & I believe it could be a meal in itself and probably was on more than one occasion in the past. The texture of the Brats was awesome which surprised me somewhat since I added no binder to the mix. The homemade Brat buns were overkill...delicious, but to much bread so wound up using a knife & fork. The grilled garden peppers and onions put this over the top. Sadly, I am now out of Brats but intend on making more.

5 pound batch


great buns but to much--


onions, peppers and Brats getting happy happy


cabbage & onions for Haluski


finished Haluski--egg noodles, sauteed cabbage and onions with sour cream

 
Chef - where you at I'm comin over.. That looks great, good job. I know what I am going to do maybe this weekend.
 
 
Looks absolutely fantastic ,as usual Willie.

 Now just what kind of beer would you recommend other than wet?

Tom
Thanks Tom....lately, I've been a BIG fan of Stella Artois. Costco near me has it for $22 a case of 24. And, my American fav of late is good old Sam Adams Boston Lager
 
I noticed you don't post till they are all eaten. Sure looks good, I love noodles 'bout anyway you fix 'em.
LOL.....5 pounds seemed like a lot at first Foam. I ran into some chums and was handing them out like candy, even b4 trying them. Once I had a bite of one for myself the giving away stopped. Agree on the noodles....these Penn Dutch ones are my new best friend...outstanding product.
 
That is a fine looking meal man! 
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   Sausages look really tasty 
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   & those noodles are really good - I eat them a lot. Try their kluskis sometime cooked in some fresh made turkey broth - oh boy!  
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My first run of Bratwurst was so outstanding I'm planning on a 10 pound batch very soon. I usually make sausage with some heat to them but we are approaching Oktoberfest time so wanted to do a traditional Brat. I actually gave many away before trying one for myself and then decided to have the rest that was left for my own dinner. I've been wanting to make this Haluski recipe ever since seeing it so figured what better night to do it than with Bratwurst. I bought the primo, heavy, hand made looking egg noodles as a splurge. Quite tasty & I believe it could be a meal in itself and probably was on more than one occasion in the past. The texture of the Brats was awesome which surprised me somewhat since I added no binder to the mix. The homemade Brat buns were overkill...delicious, but to much bread so wound up using a knife & fork. The grilled garden peppers and onions put this over the top. Sadly, I am now out of Brats but intend on making more.

5 pound batch


great buns but to much--


onions, peppers and Brats getting happy happy


cabbage & onions for Haluski


finished Haluski--egg noodles, sauteed cabbage and onions with sour cream

Willie, you did it now....Heaven on a plate.... been a long time since I had some... Pass me a fork ............. Yumm
 
 
Willie, you did it now....Heaven on a plate.... been a long time since I had some... Pass me a fork ............. Yumm
Thank you...high praise indeed from a sausage master like yourself....I'm finding I love cabbage more now, thank God it's still cheap...lol
 
 
Hi Would you have a recipe for those great looking  Brats=German sausage?

Thanks Dan
Here ya go Dan. I ground once with the fine plate, mixed in seasonings, rested overnight and stuffed next day. The rosemary I used was ground.

5-lbs ground pork, fine grind
• 4-tsp sugar
• 1-tbsp ground coriander
• 1-tbsp ground sage
• 1-tsp paprika
• 1-tsp cayenne pepper
• 2-tsp dried rosemary
• 1-tbsp dry mustard
• 1-tsp pepper
• 1-tsp nutmeg
• 5-tsp salt
 
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