Leftist78
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:18 PM
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I just had the greatest bratwursts ever |
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Edited on Mon Dec-01-03 08:25 PM by Leftist78
I got the recipe off of here, but now I can't remember who posted it. To whoever it is, I am eternally grateful. :yourock:
edited for spelling
edited again you can't make fun of me now :cry:
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:20 PM
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1. Recently, I also had the greatest brats ever. |
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But they told me I can't eat little children anymore.:D
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Leftist78
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:22 PM
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did I mention I had a couple of beers with that? :)
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:25 PM
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4. I had fava beans and a nice Chianti with mine. |
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*shluuuurrrrrp-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p*
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:23 PM
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You mean brats?
And they can only be brats if they're from Wisconsin. Were they?
How's you cook 'em?
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ronzo
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:27 PM
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6. My father used to mail order awesome Brats... |
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Yeah, they were from Wisconsin. Who makes the best Bratwurst, folks?
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Leftist78
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:27 PM
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like I said I got it from here.
Stadium Brats 4-5 Johnsonville (or acceptable alternative) Bratwurst sausages. 12oz Beer (I use Molson Golden) 1 cup water 2-3 drops of vegetable oil 1 Yellow onion 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese Hoagie/Grinder rolls (sized to the brats after-cooking size)
Put Brats in 5 gallon pot
Pour beer in pot over Brats, adding water so Brats are covered by 1 inch of liquid. Add drops of vegetable oil to prevent boil over. Put slits or punctures in Brats to absorb flavor and prevent sausage explosion.
Peel and cut onion in half. Dice both halves, adding one half of onion to pot for flavor.
Boil Brats for 3 minutes in a rapid boil, then lower heat and simmer brats for 20-25 minutes.
Fire up outside grill and pre-heat your oven to 425 degrees.
While this is happening add diced onions to cheddar cheese in a Ziploc and shake to mix.
Grill Brats outside on grill until they are adequately browned.
Hinge cut hoagie/grinder rolls and smear liberally with spicy mustard (I use Gulden's).
After Brats are grilled, use grill tongs to put Brats in rolls, and sprinkle Onion/onion mix to taste on top of Brats in rolls.
Put in oven on cookie sheet for 3-5 minutes, keeping close watch until cheese is melted on top of Brat subs.
Allow to cool, crack open another beer and enjoy!
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:33 PM
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9. Ooh, I like the oven idea! |
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never tried that.
I also like brats split in half after done cooking them, then place the two halves flat on top of a hamburger patty, with some onion and mustard and etc., and put 'em in a bun. Yummy! It has a special name, and I can't remember what it is.
Really like the oven idea.
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Leftist78
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:56 PM
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the cheese and onion melt on top is what made it great.
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:28 PM
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8. It warms my 3/4 German Wisconsinite soul... |
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Don't forget the sauerkraut!
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Mon Dec-01-03 08:25 PM
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5. Ummmm brats, parboiled in beer and then grilled. |
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yum. makes me miss the midwest.....
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