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Weber, part of the Saint-Gobain international group employs over 10,000 people in 43 countries and has over 200 production units worldwide. In the UK and Ireland Weber employs around 180 people and has production sites in Bedfordshire, Shropshire, and Northern Ireland, all accredited to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Вебер, часть Saint-Gobain Group International работает более 10.000 человек в 43 странах и имеет более 200 производственных единиц по всему миру. В Великобритании и Ирландии Вебер работает около 180 человек и имеет производственные площадки в Бедфордшир, Шропшир, и Северной Ирландии, всех аккредитованных в ISO 9001 и ISO 14001.
Schaller & Weber
1654 2nd Avenue,
New York, NY 10028
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With meats both fresh and delicious, you'll prefer to buy them at Schaller and Weber's butcher shop in New York. Tired of the same old recipes? Pick up some seasonings and spices from here and try out a brand new and creative recipe. Dairy is packed with the essential nutrients your body craves, so help yourself out. Dairy products have everything you need. Stay refreshed no matter where you are! Water is available at Schaller and Weber. The produce available here is a great side to any meal in need of some fresh nutrients. If you're planning out your weekly meals, you will appreciate the assortment of snacks at Schaller and Weber. Shop for tasty and hearty canned goods here and stock up on all of your favorite side dishes and main courses, such as soups and canned fruit. If rushing out the door is your morning routine, be sure to pick up a box of cereal for a quick and easy breakfast solution. When you're looking for a little tart flavor to add to your meal, you'll want to grab some vinegar. For something a little more savory, that definitely calls for oil. When you shop here, you can stock up on either to ensure your food is tart and savory in equal measures. Jumpstart your morning with a flavorful coffee or tea from Schaller and Weber and feel energized all day. Pick up some noodles from Schaller and Weber and create a tasty pasta dish for lunch or dinner. Pick up a loaf of bread from Schaller and Weber and get creative with your breakfast, lunch and dinner meal planning. Packed with essential nutrients, be sure to try walk away with some delicious fish for dinner. Make sure you always have a variety of beverages on hand, especially during the warmer months. This drink is sure to take care of business. Chicken, beef, sausage, and more are all available from this fine establishment for your cuisine. Everyone loves getting a happy delivery! Order a gift basket from Schaller and Weber today. Hungry for a tasty meal but don't have the time to spend in the kitchen? Frozen food is an easy solution. All the supplies you need to make a craveworthy dessert are here. When you only have time for a quick lunch during your busy workday, heat up a TV dinner from here and enjoy a quick and yummy meal.
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Zuverlässige Kooperation und detaillierte Marktkenntnis
Seit vielen Jahren ist die weberMESSE als Full-Service Dienstleister ein Partner der Wirtschaft. Wir organisieren
erfolgreich eigene Veranstaltungen (Beispiel: Wein) und bieten unsere Dienste an als DurchfГјhrungsgesellschaft
für Unternehmen aus der Industrie, Ministerien, Verbände und Organisationen der Wirtschaft.
In diesem Bereich können wir ein Full-Service-Paket von der Marktanalyse über die Planung bis zur Ausführung
bezugsfertiger, komplett eingerichteter Präsentationsflächen zur Verfügung stellen. Darüber hinaus erhalten
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Video shot by @bergnbeef : 🔥This is what I call perfection! Medium-rare dryaged Ribeye steak cooked in my favorite cast iron Pan
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🇺🇸 Barbecue chicken 🍗 - sometimes it has to be a classic! My favorite side dish this time of the year is definitly parsnips and carrots.
Have you tried to reverse sear a steak before?🥩🔥 It's many advantages by doing the reverse sear method, first of all it's much easier to cook a thick steak to your desired doneness without over/undercooking it. 2. You have time to smoke it💨 3. Instead of just getting a pink center, your get the steak evenly cooked throughout👌🏻 4. Since you rest it between the in-direct and direct grilling, you can serve it straight after searing it(usually you have to rest it before serving). 5. The proteins in the meat is warm and prepped for searing, and you much easier and quicker get that delicious dark crust we all love😋 Reverse sear means you initially grill it low'n slow on indirect heat until the steak reaches the level below what you are looking for, i.e. if you are looking for medium rare, remove at rare🥩 For this you definitely need a wireless thermometer, personally I love my @weberigrill II🌡 Once the steak reaches your preset temperature, remove it, and let it rest for 20-30min. This is a MUST, if not you lose lots of the juices/flavour once you cut the steak. And while it rests you have time to finish up your sidedishes🥗 You then finally bring the steak back on the grill and sear if at high heat🔥🔥
Try it out! You will not regret it👏🏻 This beautiful Tomahawk I got from @primegourmetdxb and I first smoked it on the @webermiddleeast Smokey Mountain, before I seared it on the @webergrills Master Touch🔥 Time to get your sear on guys🔥😎
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🔥Edge to Edge pink perfection 👌 This must be heaven 😋.
"Edge-to-Edge perfect pink - that‘s the way i love my steaks!
A hot sear is the most important part of preparing a steak. You always need a high heat for a great crust.
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Menu for Schaller & Weber
Andouille Sausage
A Spicy Sausage from Louisiana's German Coast. This Cajun style sausage was invented by German immigrants in Louisiana. Delicious off the grill, or sliced into pasta salad.
Bacon Cheddar Brats
Smoked Sausage Stuffed with Bacon and Cheddar Cheese. Years in the making, our world famous sausage meets our legendary bacon and creamy cheddar cheese. Best hot off the grill.
Bauernwurst
Country Style Sausage. A Rustic and Smokey Old World Favorite. Popular across Germany's countryside, try this coarse, smokey sausage in place of bratwurst. Great in choucroute garnie.
Beef Wieners
A Hardwood Smoked German Classic in Snappy Sheep Casing. These all-beef wieners are made from selected cuts of beef. They contain no fillers or extenders, and are stuffed in a tender sheep casing. 9oz.
Cheddar Brats
Smoked Sausage Stuffed with Cheddar Cheese. Originating in Austria, the cheddar brat or Käsekrainer, as it is known in its homeland, is best served hot off the grill.
Chicken Bratwurst
A Healthier Take on Germany's Favorite Sausage. Lightly smoked and full of flavor, our chicken brat is the perfect sausage for the bratwurst connoisseur who is counting calories.
Choucroute Garnie Kit
Everything you'll need to create this authentic Alsatian winter warmer, at a huge discount. 2 x 16oz Sauerkraut, Cooked Bratwurst (12oz), Bauernwurst (12oz), Polish Kielbasa Ring (1lb), Kasseler Rippchen 2 pack (approx. 1lb), Double Smoked Bacon (approx. 1lb), Düsseldorf Horseradish Mustard (9oz).
Cocktail Franks
A Mini link version of our traditional Schaller & Weber Franks. Cocktail Franks are Swedish tradition, also fantastic for any party or catering event
Cooked Bratwurst
The Traditional German Sausage. This delicately seasoned pork and veal sausage is easily the most popular in all of Germany. Serve with sauerkraut and mustard.
Frankfurters
Our Frankfurters are made of quality pork, beef and our special blend of natural spices.
Hungarian Kolbase
Made according to the Hungarian Paprika-Style recipe, our Hungarian Kolbase is still a traditional favorite.
Irish Brand Bangers
The Best Banger This Side of Dublin. Often referred to as "pub grub," this sausage is perfect for Irish favorites such as bangers and mash and the full Irish breakfast.
Knackwurst
Traditional German Sausage Smoked over Natural Hardwood. Shorter than many other German sausages, the knackwurst is great in pea soup or paired with our brat on a traditional wurstplatte.
Nürnberger Bratwurst
The Famous, Skinny Bratwurst from Historic Nürnberg. Traditionally made with majoram and ground caraway seeds. Serve in the same manner as bratwurst.
Oktoberfest Pack
Save 20%! For an authentic German Style Oktoberfest this amazing pack is all you'll need: Cooked Bratwurst (1x12oz), Knackwurst (1×11.5oz), Nuernberger Bratwurst (1×11.5oz), Weisswurst (Bockwurst) (1x12oz), Sauerkraut (1x16oz), Dusseldorf-style Horseradish Mustard (1x9oz), Sweet & Spicy Bavarian Style Mustard (1×9.5oz)
Pinkelwurst
A product well known in the northern part of Germany. Pinkelwurst is made with Pork, Beef, Oats, and Onions. It is traditionally served best with kale and potatoes.
Polish Kielbasa Ring
Still made to our unmatched Old World recipe. Kolbase is a coarsely ground sausage with a touch of garlic and other natural spices. It can be served cold, but its flavor emerges when heated or grilled. Remove the peel, grill, cut into 1/4-inch slices after heating, and serve on a sandwich. (Vacuum Packed)
Ringwurst Ring Bologna. A larger version of the traditional knackwurst, the ringwurst is great in pea soup or on a German style wurstplatte.
Smoked Sausage
A Pork and Beef Brat Slow Smoked with Natural Hardwood. Taste the difference of natural hardwood smoke in this traditional German favorite. Great on a bun or in a hearty soup.
Spanish Style Chorizo
A Sweet and Spicy Sausage From Spain's Iberian Peninsula. Receiving its deep red color from dried, smoked paprika, chorizo is perfect sliced on a sandwich or as a tapas plate.
Spicy Cheddar Brats
Andouille Sausage Stuffed with Cheddar Cheese. Creamy cheddar cheese mixes perfectly with this spicy Andouille sausage. Best when served hot off the grill.
Summer Grill Pack
This package is all you'll need to put on an amazing BBQ: Cooked Bratwurst (1x12oz), Chicken Brats (1x12oz, Andouille (1x12oz), Bacon Cheddar Brats (1x12oz), Sauerkraut (1x16oz), Düsseldorf Horseradish Mustard (1×9.5oz)
Weisswurst/Bockwurst
The Traditional "White Sausage" from Old Bavaria. A time-honored Bavarian specialty usually served in Munich at the time of Oktoberfest and as a morning meal. Made from a very fine grind of pork and veal and flavored with parsley, Bockwurst is a very mildly spiced sausage with a subtle yet distinct flavor. Traditionally, it is paired with a sweet Bavarian mustard and a Bayern bier. Our Bockwurst has won Medals of Honor awarded at International Exhibitions in Holland, Austria, and Germany.
A Hardwood Smoked German Classic in Snappy Sheep Casing. A smoky pork and beef blend with just the right amount of snap. 9oz.
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Der Weber Grill Store in Düsseldorf
Als PREMIUM PARTNER von Weber Grill präsentiert die Hübsch Elektrotechnik GmbH alles, was das Herz von Liebhabern gegrillter Spezialitäten höher schlagen lässt. Mehr als 20 Weber Grill Modelle präsentieren wir unseren Kunden. Lassen Sie sich von den Mitarbeitern der Firma Hübsch fachgerecht beraten und begutachten Sie in aller Ruhe den alt bewährten Holzkohle Weber Grill und auch die neuesten Weber Grill Entwicklungen. Haben Sie sich schließlich entschieden, können Sie den Grill Ihrer Wahl selbstverständlich sofort mitnehmen, damit Sie Ihren neuen Weber-Grill so schnell wie möglich in Betrieb nehmen können. Schließlich findet sich immer und zu jeder Jahreszeit ein netter Anlass für ein gemütliches Beisammensein am Grillplatz.
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Der Weber Frühlingsstart 2017 wird sensationell
Grillfans dürfen sich auch in diesem Jahr wieder auf den Start in die Grillsaison freuen und dies gemeinsam mit dem größten Weber World Händler in Düsseldorf feiern. Das große Fest findet am 25.03.2017 direkt im Weber Grill Store „Hübsch am Zoo“, Brehmstraße 18, in 40239 Düsseldorf statt. Gefeiert wird von 9.30 Uhr bis 15 Uhr – Grillfans und die, die es noch werden möchten, kommen hier voll auf ihre Kosten. Bei diesem Fest steht dem Spaß am Grillen nichts mehr im Weg.
Ein perfekter Ort für Anfänger und Profi-Griller
Der Ort der Feierlichkeit wurde aus gutem Grund gewählt, denn hier wurde der Düsseldorfer Grill Shop im Oktober 2015 offiziell zum größten Weber World Partner Düsseldorf ernannt. Das zweistöckige Geschäftslokal bietet alles was das Grillherz begehrt – egal ob Anfänger oder Profi, hier werden Grillträume wahr. Der Weber Frühlingsstart 2017 eignet sich daher ideal, um den Startschuss in die diesjährige Grillsaison gebührend zu feiern.
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Selbstverständlich stehen nicht nur der Spaß am Grillen, sondern auch der Genuss im Mittelpunkt, daher können die schmackhaften Kostproben – egal ob deftig oder süß – direkt vor Ort verkostet werden.
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The Definitive Guide to Grilling Great Beer Brats
Of the many foods Northeast Wisconsin is known for – none is as recognizable as the bratwurst.
The best – and in the opinion of many – the only way to eat them is grilled and soaked in beer and onions. Travel outside of Wisconsin and you’ll soon realize that not everyone really knows how to make a Green Bay-style bratwurst.
I went to college in Tulsa, Oklahoma where a well-meaning cook in our cafeteria (who also happened to be a Packers fan) found out I was from Green Bay. One day he tried to make brats for the students. The sign outside the food station even read “Wisconsin Bratwurst.”
While it was a valiant attempt, it didn’t even come close the kind we grill up around here.
Maybe it was because my Alma matter, Oral Roberts University, is a dry campus – which would make beer for the brats hard to come by. But the truth is – nobody knows how to make beer brats on the grill like real Wisconsinites.
To Par-Boil or Not to Par-Boil?
At some point, your sausages need to soak in a mixture of beer and other ingredients (more on that later). But the big question is whether you put them in the beer before they go on the grill or after.
A lot of people will tell you to par-boil the bratwurst in beer and onion and then brown them up for a short time on your grill. There’s nothing wrong with that school of thought – but I like to do it the other way around.
Put your brats on the grill and briefly brown them on both sides. Don’t cook them all the way through. Let them finish cooking in your beer mixture.
The benefit of this is that even if you burn your brats by mistake – they still tend to plump up again in the beer. Overall, soaking after grilling means you get a juicier bratwurst.
The Secret Sauce for Beer Brats
The best way to personalize your beer brats is to develop your very own beer mixture to cook them in.
These are two standard ingredients for making bratwurst:
- 3-4 cans or bottles of beer. Enough to cover the meat (that’s what she said)
- One or two sliced onions
The rest of the ingredients for the beer mixture are optional but definitely worth trying:
- Butter – A few Tablespoons should do, but some folks put in up to a 1/2 cup
- Worcestershire Sauce – 2 to 3 Tbsp (this is my favorite and essential in my opinion)
- Salt and Pepper
- Garlic or Garlic Salt
- Brown Sugar – 2 Tbsp (for sweeter beer brats)
- Tabasco or Cayenne Pepper (for spicy beer brats)
Sauerkraut is a popular topping on bratwurst, but you can also put some right into your beer mixture for a tangier flavor.
Feel free to experiment! This is how you make your beer brats stand out from the rest of the sausages at the barbecue.
Bring your beer to a boil and then let it simmer for awhile before adding the brats.
Does the Beer You Choose to Use Matter?
I know it’s hard to pour out a pricey micr0-brew into a pot on the stove instead of into your mouth. But if you want a little extra flavor – why not go all out?
Dark beers will give the bratwurst a richer taste. You may want to avoid IPAs as the hoppy bitterness tends to come out in the meat. Personally, I like to use something malty such as Leinenkugel’s Amber or Red. They’re a bit less expensive than other micro-brews (at least in our neck of the woods).
Sometimes, when I don’t want to use up my good beer on the brats, I’ll just use one bottle of quality stuff and fill it up the rest of the way with a cheap domestic.
Bonus Tips and Serving Suggestions
They make big bratwurst buns – but your everyday hot dog bun lets you savor the flavor of the sausage
Never pierce your bratwursts before you grill them. That just lets out all the juicy goodness.
Mustard is a must. Stone ground is great, but try Dijon and other types too. Of course, plain old yellow mustard works fine if that’s all you’ve got in the fridge.
You can put the onions from the beer mixture right on your brat. Diced raw onion and pickles or relish are also important toppings.
Some of the most popular side-dishes for a beer brat feast include baked beans, potato salad, pasta salad, pickle spears, potato chips or french fries. You know – typical picnic stuff.
Don’t even think about buying the pre-made beer brats! What are you some kind of amateur?
Let’s Hear from You!
I’m sure there are plenty of other bratwurst grillers with their own strategy for the perfect beer brat.
What did we forget? Let us know about your tips.
There’s certainly more than one way to skin a cat – or a brat as the casing may be.
For more bratwurst fun – check out the collection of hilarious and nostalgic Johnsonville Brat Commercials.
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Here in Sheboygan, Wi we put the brats on the grill right out of the pkg. We call it frying out 🙂 While its going on the grill, we put beer-usually Miller or Bud in a large kettle with some butter. We don’t put the onions in simply because the hubby doesn’t like them.Fry the brats all the way on the grill and then let them simmer in the beer/butter mix until the rest of your meal is ready and enjoy:)
Awesome tips from an expert in Sheboygan. Thanks for the comment Gigi!
I dont think of buying the pre-maid beer brats as a bad/ametuer thing…. I look at it as just adding a little extra. I follow method #1 and stated in the article, par-boil then grill, using Johnsonvilles Beer Brats. As stated in the article, the type of beer used can and will make a difference. Everything that is ever made great happens because the time and quality stuff was put into it. Why use cheap beer or even cheap brats for that matter? Personally Im a Johnsonville guy myself, even though I live much closer to Klements town (Milwaukee). Also, like the writer, I like to use lienenkugles beers for my boiling, as that is the beer I prefer to drink. I’ve also used Miller Lite, which works well, but have to say Ive never tried anything else. Instead of experimenting, I prefer to just stick with what I know will turn out good! You wouldnt want to waste a good brat on an experiment would you?! For condements, I prefer to just leave them all off, with the exception of Kraut from time to time. The flavor of the brat and the beer/onion boil is more than enough for me.
Ben – I guess I would agree with you. It’s cool to buy pre-infused beer brats if you still plan on cooking them in beer on your own. That’s actually a really interesting idea. Thanks for sharing!
Always look forward to a good brat fry in the summer and for tailgating in the fall. All the recipes listed will provide optimum pleasure, however don’t underestimate your local butchers homemade brats. These small batch lovelies usually outclass the big boys. The Lake Country Piggly Wiggly’s are gold medal winners, I almost said wieners.
You are absolutely right AJ! No one knows brats better than butchers right here in Wisconsin. Johnsonville’s are easy to find – but heading to a local place is even better. Thanks for stopping by and reminding us of that!
Ex father in law made these while visiting in Millwaukee a few years ago . Excellent I say , I’m going to attempt tomarrow for my fant. football party .Going to use PBR tough to find some variety here in SW pennsylvania. Kiebassa n kraut also planned.
brown the brats put in slow cooker , pour one bottle of dark beer over top, one can of kraut drain juice put kraut on top… put on low for an hour or two ……enjoy
That sounds amazing, Tom. Thanks!
Here at the Harley 110 anniversary.. The brats are excellent. They pretty much use your recipe (no brown sugar) as many people do. Miller high life is the beer of choice. Onions sauteed in BUTTER and BEER. A soft but, crusty roll is key.. BTW: $7.00 each. Worth it, especially after hitting the beer tents. H-D 110.. Loud and proud.
Awesome. Beer brats and Harley Davidson! Is there a better Wisconsin combo? I think not. Sounds so good.
I actually don’t use brown sugar myself either, but I’ve seen it mentioned in some recipes so I threw it in there as an option. Thanks for reading Steve. Have fun at the big Harley bash!
I remember grilling brats in sub-zero temperatures and snow to my hind end in Sheboygan years ago at Christmas time.
We used the method of grilling the brats first followed by simmering them in a pot of beer and onions. WOW. I still prepare brats that way today. I live in Idaho and usually have to depend on Johnsonville brats. Miss those day’s of Wisconsin brats. Back then they had brat day with parades and numerous grills that lined the parade route, which made seeing the parade a little hard to see once and a while. Those were the good old days. Brats just don’t taste the same without the Wisconsin atmosphere.
My dad was born and raised in Sheboygan. I remember many a time as a kid we did the same thing as Lynn – frying brats in rain, snow or whatever as we could never get them “anywhere but Sheboygan”. They were fried using real charcoal not briquets and on many occasions, never made it to the beer. Just plop them on a buttered or plain semmel roll and be transported to heaven. After leaving home, I lived in almost every state in the union most thanks to my military career of 26+ years. I had to always come home to get a taste once or twice a year. When I graduated from college in Pocatello, ID, my dad had to bring the brats as part of my graduation dinner. Most areas of the country had no idea what a brat was. Today Johnsonville brats are very easy to find; I can fry them up and simmer in beer and onions. What a treat and fond memories.
Thanks for sharing your story, Barb! Amazing how much food can be a reminder of home and family, isn’t it?
I use Samuel Adams Boston lager and sweet onions. bake uncooked brats for 25min at 375 F then simmer them beer and onions. Fresh sauerkraut and a bold mustard are perfect condiments. I’m an Oshkosh local college dude with eastern European grandparents and this method is uber delicious
Sam Adams would probably give the bratwurst some great flavor. Thanks for the tip Mike! I think sometimes we forget that grilling isn’t the only way to go. Baked brats are a great wintertime meal when your grill is buried in snow.
Mike, I just came across this now and 100% agree with Sam Adams. For years I’ve been using Sam Adams Cherry Wheat (fruit beer gives meat a great flavor), with a mixture of onion, celery salt, fresh ground black pepper (pre ground doesn’t really do anything in the beer), garlic powder (fresh garlic roasted for just a few minutes works best), and the secret ingredient: Italian seasoning.
They sit in the beer marinating for about a day before I throw them on the grill. I also (you’re gonna hate me) poke 4 holes with a fork right into the center of each brat while they marinate. The beer soaks all the way to the core, and there’s never a loss of juice. It’s just important to make small shallow holes. We like them a little crispy so I cook it all the way, which is fine, because the beer always leaves them super juicy.
Finally, IF there are leftover brats, I put them in a ziploc bag with about a half cup of the beer mixture and make sure to get all the air out of the bag. It’s basically marinating again until we reheat them. Nobody likes a microwaved brat, but when it’s been sitting in beer, it’s not an issue, and they come out just like they came off the grill.
Thanks for letting me share!
Great tip, Jason. Thanks!
I’m from Pennsylvania and they way we do it (my family) is boil the brats in dark German beer and homemade kraut (sometimes I boil it in Polish kraut), while adding worcestershire sauce.
Then I brown the buns in the grill by adding some butter or EVOO.
Then add some raw kraut and your favorite mustard. Don’t ever use ketchup. Good way to get your brat taken away. I won’t cook for you if you use ketchup on brats.
It made me a hit when I brought them to my unit’s picnic.
My recipe has never disappointed. I use a sauce pan and lightly and slowly warm the beer and onion getting it to a simmer, never letting it boil. I will usually throw in a couple chili peppers for an added kick but thats optional. I pan fry or grill the brats, getting a nice brown on them and then throw them in the beer. Using the pan I fry the brats in I sautee onion, bell pepper, mushroom, and garlic and deglaze the pan with beer as well. Amber ales work very well!
I grew up in Sheboygan Falls, where my granddad was a butcher. He taught my dad & my hubby the right way to “fry out” brats. They were soaked in plain water til they went on the grill. Had to use Cedar Grove Charcoal! Then they’d be turned by using the fingers – no tongs – until they were done to the right touch. We’d have the Sheboygan Semel (hard roll) ready & the brat went right in off the grill. Nothing tasted better! On Sunday summer afternoons we’d take rides around the area, stopping at the brat stands that were in so many little towns.
I tried your recipe for the first time last month for a graduation party, after my daughter’s suggestion. Funny how as we get older we sometimes stick with the same old (boring) way of cooking.
I simmered the beer (I used Capital Wisconsin Amber) with the onions and the rest of the ingredients listed in your recipe (including the brown sugar), browned the brats on the grill and then added them to the beer mixture to finish cooking. I refrigerated overnight and the next day heated in a crockpot on low for the party.
YUM! Rave reviews. I’ll never cook another brat the same old way again!
Awesome! Glad to hear it, Judy. Thanks so much for letting us know!
Judy did you marinate the brats in anything over night? Also when you reheated them in the crockpot did you use water or beer?
How long do you simmer after the grill, to make sure they’re cooked all the way thru?
I pre boil mine in beer and onions for about 5 minutes. Than I throw them on the grill and that’s that.
I’ve gone as far as to take one of those Turkey injectors and injected my beer of choice into the ends of the brat’s before boiling them in beer. Doesn’t take much but they are juicier on the grill.
Okay dokey. This is coming from a Floridian who never got the whole beer brat thing. Everyone I know around here always soaked them in the beer first. Some simmer the beer first, some just dump the brats in cold beer and let them soak for a few hours. The brats were okay, but not anything astounding. I couldn’t figure out what all the fuss was about.
I made crock pot sauerkraut last week for another meal, and had a bunch of left overs, so decided to buy brats. My husband loves them, but I’d only made them twice. So yesterday I stumbled upon this blog while researching the best way to make them. I had to unlearn everything I learned! I grilled them first, then put them in the beer broth of beer, butter, and onions. I’d never heard of putting butter in the beer either! It smelled so good, I wanted to drink it while it was simmering. I have to say hands down, these were the best brats I’ve ever tasted! I might have been born a Michigander and raised a Floridian, but when it comes to bratwurst, I’m a converted Wisconsinite.
Just made these. Used Spaten Oktoberfest. Grilled then simmered with onions, Worcestershire, and garlic salt. Ate on a bun with sauerkraut and Düsseldorf mustard. Excellent! Thanks!
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