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somebody shut me the fark up.

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Joined
Aug 11, 2003
Location
Amarillo, Texas
Name or Nickame
Larry
I saw the thread on Goetta and decided to stop in the local German sausage/deli place and see if they had some, by chance. No such luck, they had never even heard of it.

So I walked out with PINKELWURST. I don't know why...I just figured I'd try something different.

Any have any idea if i can smoke this thing. Owner of the place said it was not a lean product.

What the heck, let's see what happens...
 
Larry the only place you will find goetta is the west side of Cincinnati. during the depression the german catholics came up with this. There is a comercial brand out which in my opinion is garbage.
The generric reciepe:
1lb ground chuck
1lb pork sausage
8 cups water
2 1/2 cups pinhead oats
1 lg onion chopped
1 to 4 bayleaves I use 5
3 tsp salt
pinch pepper
Brown and drain beef and sausage not fine but larger chunks
Put water in pan and when boiling add salt, pepper and pinhead oats.
Cook 2 hours stirring often keep lid on over low heat.
Add meat, onion and bayleaves mix well.
Let cook 1 hour stirring often.
Pour into bread pans.
When cool place into refrig with pc of wax paper on top.
Chill
Slice and place in cast iron skillet in bacon fat when skillett is hot and brown on both sides well.
Some people will put catsup on top, or just salt, on fry a egg and put on top so egg runs over it. Can be for breakfast or any time of day.
 
Pinkelwurts... ugh those are the worst. I got them in Sydney from a stripper name D'Vine and it took 3 months of antibiotics to clear them up.

Wait...I may have read that wrong. :twisted:

On topic you say? I love the Germans.
 
Roger cooked this at Ricks Tropical Delights winter bash and it was very very good.
Different but I and others enjoyed it.
Thanks Roger for broadening my horizons in ethnic foods.
 
Never heard of,according to the link it's something they eat here in Friesland as well,north part of Holland.
I think we call it bloed worst (blood sausage) over here but I'm not sure.
 
Here's my take on The Pigman's recipe...

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