Beer Brats and Cabbage

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You’ll never guess!!! The last of Easter’s leftovers 😂😂smoked brats and smoked sausage. This was so easy! My daughter Kati and I brainstormed on this one. This is one of my fave recipes to date. And it went together so fast. If you don’t like such a bitter beer use whatever kind you like. I like it strong.

My wife is half German, so every late September to early October we celebrate Oktoberfest. We have made several dishes, such as German meatballs.This year, I wanted to use the slow cooker to mix cabbage and bratwurst. This is what was born from trial and error. Not that the errors were terrible, but not what I wanted.All of the ingredients blended together is simply amazing. Even better than I expected.#mycookbookEnjoy!

Brats and slaw go together much better than with sour kraut in my opinion. Even strong vinegar based coleslaw dressings go well paired together with a bratwurst.

Summer meal for the end of summer, although this can be made anytime of year. Low Carb version.

Delicious Wagyu beef beer brats are easy to make and perfect for game day! Seared Wagyu beef brats are braised in beer, butter, sliced onions, salt, and oil. The juicy sausage is placed on a pretzel hoagie roll and served with stone ground mustard and sauerkraut. Try this recipe today!

One of the few things that I miss about Cincinnati is quality made bratwurst. Hopefully I will find some here in Louisiana, but until then; I am stuck with Johnsonville. :-(

This is also something that I would do all the time when I raised pigs. I buy pre mixed seasoning packs from a company called Excalibur. These are easily found online from their distributor at Waltons. I have both hand seasoned, and used these in the past. In my opinion, these packs are the way to go. They come with everything you need. These are a quality product, and this helps get a consistent product every time. The seasoning packs are for 25 lbs of meat. I try for a 70/30 ratio of meat to fat. If you prefer to not use beer, substitute with the same amount of ice cold water.

Here's an easy, authentic, spicy German Bratwurst we used to eat in the streets of Frankfurt all the time as kids. It'll be a great treat for the men in your life too!This is such an easy delectable recipe - why not make it for them this 4th of July? I can almost promise you, they won't turn them down!Serve brats on toasted garlic pretzel buns. Or, let them stand alone with sourkraut, grilled onions alongside a stout German mustard.

Please forgive the overly detailed directions on such a simple grilled dish. This evening, my 7 year old culinary students were charged with not only creating and grilling their own dishes - but writing down their own instructions and taking their own photos. Also, detailing them for other cooks online. I thought Cookpad was a great medium for them. I really do appreciate your time and patience with this easy to follow recipe fellow Cookpad Chefs. Thanks! ;0) Excelent work lads and lassies!

In the simmer stage. They look much better after they've been charred a bit. ;-)

My new favorite soup!

Delightfully messy and delicious.There's a reason I say "your favorite cheese sauce" instead of specifying btw. I know there are 2 main cheeses people love on their philly. Provolone or straight up Cheez Whiz. And maybe I've just smartened up enough over the years to know better than to try telling people which they should use. Lmao. Btw, I used a slice of American and some homemade cheese sauce on my own. 😉

I love the pineapple brats from my local grocery store's butcher, but I wanted to try something different with them than just grilling and slapping on a bun. This recipe was born.

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When the weather cools.....

I wanted to make a delicious yet easy Polish dinner to have on Casimir Pulaski Day. :)I served this with marbled rye bread and potato & cheddar pierogies.

Just trying to get food done for the week. Don't have time during the week

Yummy low carb keto friendly dish

Looking for a quick yet delicious meal that costs less than $5 to make for the whole family? Look no further! This dish is sure to please. 100% Gluten free. You can also opt-in for cauliflower rice for a low-carb option! 🟢🔵