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Old 01-04-2013, 07:33 PM   #1
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Can't remember if you soak the sausage in beer, or boil it for a minute or two in beer to keep it from shrinking up?
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Old 01-04-2013, 07:42 PM   #2
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Here in Wisconsin, it is done one of two ways. It is either boiled in beer and onions and then tossed on the grill to get some snap in the casings, or it is grilled until done and then held in hot beer and onions. Damn, now I am hungry....
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Old 01-04-2013, 07:47 PM   #3
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I always boil it in the beer and then grill it to get some grill marks and bbq taste. IMHO
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I'm gonna be smoking these for a couple hours. Will that make any difference?
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I'm gonna be smoking these for a couple hours. Will that make any difference?
I smoke brats for about an hour or so over whatever wood I've got on hand. Then its in the bath with beer, onions, and a whole stick of butter. Mmmmmmmhmm, good!!
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B2B, the beauty is that I don't think you can screw this one up. Sausages (unless chix or turkey), have a lot of fat. Adding them to beer ups the moisture. Your goal is to get the snap of the skin where you want it when grilling and the rest takes care of itself. My humble opinion after a lifetime of sausage and beer consumption.
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I smoke mine and then into a pan of beer onions and lots of buttah. The trick is not to let them sit for hours in the beer spa. They get soggy. Pre smoke and reheat in the spa and serve as soon as they are hot...............Mmmmmmmmmm Between this and the hot dog post I know what I'm having for the Packer game. Brats, dogs, beer, AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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I'm gonna be smoking these for a couple hours. Will that make any difference?
Hmm. I'd boil a couple in beer, and a couple not then compare.
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