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If possible..do you have a cross sectional pic of the finished product? Im about to pull the trigger on a CL ad for a Champion juicer for 60 bucks..just wondering if this is better than my high end food processor. Thanks!
Right!!..pricey for tenderloin, but would pay that for a money muscle every now and then...had me confused as to what it actually is. Thanks for clearing that up.
And the weisswurst casing is not meant to be eaten...used to get a chuckle watching tourists trying to eat it with the casing...tough and chewy...great advice on the beer boot..another tourist giveaway...lol
Cool, my favorite brat is the nuremberger brats...small brats stuffed in sheep casing with notes of white pepper, mace and marjoram..you dont want to miss out on those.
The Historic Sausage Kitchen of Regensburg (German: Historische Wurstküche zu Regensburg) is a restaurant in Regensburg...
Vielen dank an dich und dein Opa...super rezepte!....great authentic recipes and techniques. Highly recommend the Thuringer brats, was a huge hit at a recent block party.
Myron Mixon swears by the "hot and fast method" with brisket and does so with great success. I've had my doubts but will try it now....thanks for sharing!
Glaziers are the best pickled sausages I've had...I used to live near a Glaziers plant in Potsdam, NY. Their snappy grilles and red hot dogs were great as well.
Coming from Cali, I've had plenty of bbqs where vegans where invited..some of the items I would prepare for them....a decent salad dish..romaine, beans etc with a acv base dressing...carrot dogs was a huge hit...hummus dips with broccoli, carrots, celery for dipping was another big hit...veggie...
Whie growing up in germany my mom would make this using knorr erbswurst in a tube. Made a soup of it and added franfurters to the base. Ive tried the recipe you listed and it comes close, more bacon flavor than knorrs as they only use 6% bacon, a bit spicier and more savory....recommed trying.
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