German Mustard and Beer Sausages with Onions
By
Kelly Williams
@WildfloursCottageKitchen
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I'm not always a fan of sausages cooked in beer. A lot of times they taste too strong of beer for me, and I love beer! But this recipe is just right! My husband and I have these often! You can use any combo of sausages that you'd like, too. We like knockwurst and bratwurst, but you can add weisswurst, weiners or your own choice. (As few or many in combination that you'd like.) We like to pile it into soft warm rolls, but it's also good with boiled potatoes, cooked cabbage, and a nice chunk of warm, rye bread, too!
Photo by me. (*Made with Hillshire Farm Knockwurst and Johnsonville Bratwurst.)
Photo by me. (*Made with Hillshire Farm Knockwurst and Johnsonville Bratwurst.)
Ingredients
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4sausages (assorted such as knockwurst, bratwurst, weisswurst, weiners or your choice)
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1/4 cupbeer
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2 Tbl.gulden's or french's spicy brown mustard
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1medium onion, chopped into large chunks
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3 Tbl.vegetable oil
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1 Tbl.butter
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3-4soft or crusty hoagie rolls (your choice), warmed
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·extra spicy brown mustard for dipping, optional
How to Make German Mustard and Beer Sausages with Onions
- Steam sausages 8 to 10 minutes. Cool sausages until cool enough to handle. Slice at an angle and add into large frying pan. Saute sausage and onion chunks in oil and butter until the onions are softened and sausage and onions start to brown. Be sure to turn sausages to brown both sides. Add beer and mustard. Stir until mixture is well coated and warmed through. Pile into warmed rolls or serve with boiled potatoes, cooked cabbage and chunks of rye bread and butter. Serve with extra mustard for dipping.
About German Mustard and Beer Sausages with Onions
Course/Dish: Pork
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
