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Looking for a homemade Bratwurst recipe....
AndyL:
I'm always looking for new sausage recipes to try.
Does anyone have a tried and true homemade Bratwurst recipe they'd like to share here with me?
Couldn't find anything for Brats at all here in the forum.
I'm heading to a cookout next weekend and would appreciate any Brat recipe you may want to pass along!
Danke!
Salmonsmoker:
Andy, do a search for Len Poli sausage recipes. I had his recipe link bookmarked, but the link is broken. If you can access it, there must be hundreds of recipes there, including more than one bratwurst recipe.
AndyL:
--- Quote from: Salmonsmoker on October 14, 2019, 09:02:50 PM ---Andy, do a search for Len Poli sausage recipes. I had his recipe link bookmarked, but the link is broken. If you can access it, there must be hundreds of recipes there, including more than one bratwurst recipe.
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Here's a workable link to Len's sausage recipe page:
http://lpoli.50webs.com/Sausage%20recipes.htm
I'd used his recipes a few years back, most notably one of his kielbasa, breakfast and bratwurst recipes. I completely forgot about his site. You're right, there's hundreds of great ideas to choose from there! Thanks for reminding me about it.
AndyL:
Huh, I just noticed there's a separate section for cured meats and food preservation to answer all my sausage questions! Oh well, this forum is massive. Now I know.
TentHunteR:
This is my own variation of a authentic German-style bratwurst. It's based off a recipe I found years ago on the old Wedliny Domowe site:
German-Style Bratwurst
1 lb Ground Pork, fine ground. For a truly authentic German Brat use a 70/30 mix of pork/veal.
1 tsp Pickling Salt
1/2 tsp Pepper, fine ground (White pepper is traditional, but black works fine)
1/2 tsp Marjoram, ground
1/4 tsp Caraway seeds
1/4 tsp Nutmeg
1/4 tsp Ginger, dried ground
1 egg white (optional - traditionally used to help bind and give a more whitish color, but not absolutely necessary)
1 fl oz Cold Water
Mix the seasonings with the water (and egg white if using), then thoroughly mix into the ground meat. Use as bulk or stuff into hog casings.
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