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Without any smoke you will be missing a lot of the flavor profile of a good ring bologna IMO. Even a couple hours would be better than no smoke. You can finish them off in a hot water bath. I have a good Midwest style recipe if you are interested. Shoot me a DM if you want to check it out.
I've used the 104 in the past. Thought it was okay but not great. Haven't been to Germany so I can't give you a comparison in taste. I'm more used to the Sheboygan style of brats. Another place to check out is PS Seasonings. They have a wide assortment of different brat seasoning blends.
Looks great, Case. One of my favorite meals as well after growing up near the brat capitol of the U.S. Homemade kraut is so much better that the store bought. I made a batch with red cabbage this year. Turned out well.
Not sure that slicer would handle slicing cheese at only 1/5 hp. A lot of commercial slicers below 1/2 hp aren't really recommended for cheese. I settled on an Avantco 12" 1/3 hp awhile back. I haven't tried to slice cheese with it as yet, but the mfg doesn't advise using it for cheese. All in...
Uh, no. Simmer in beer and onions and then grill. A lot of people boil ribs. That's not a WI thing. I spent most of my (60+) years in WI. I have never boiled ribs. Maybe that's an IL thing.
Nice looking wings, Case. The Korean sauce sounds interesting. Lately with pancakes, I've been using hickory syrup. Not as sweet, and well, it's made from hickory.
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