Showing posts with label German Recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label German Recipe. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Wat you need to know about the BBQ Wonder Box #bbqsmoker #BBQ #littleGas...

BBQ Smoker Box


 Introducing the ultimate BBQ Smoker Box - your secret weapon for mastering the art of outdoor cooking. Apologies to all long time viewers for uploading some old videos. 

The smokerbox is close to my heart and I would like to show this way of cooking to everyone who is interested and to use all the possibilities. 

 This versatile and affordable device not only enhances your grilling experience but also gives you the power to create mouthwatering smoked dishes. 

Designed to be easily built, this smoker box makes a perfect companion for any grilling enthusiast. 

Its innovative design allows you to infuse your meats and vegetables with exceptional flavors, transforming your backyard barbecues into unforgettable culinary experiences. 

Whether you're a seasoned grill master or a beginner, this BBQ Smoker Box is guaranteed to take your outdoor cooking to the next level.

Wednesday, January 3, 2024

Delicious Homemade Hot Dogs: Grinding and Filling Franks by Hand #Sausage,#wurstrecipe,#Germanrecipe,

 

 

Looking for a delicious, homemade HotDogs Franks recipe? Look no further! 
This recipe These are made from a combination of pork belly and pork shoulder.
If you want, you can use beef trimming instead of the pork shoulder, that's up to you. 
It is packed in a natural sheep casing. 
The recipe requires traditional spices, a hand meat grinder and a hand stuffer. back to the roods of traditional sausage making, this recipe is perfect for anyone who loves German style HotDogs. 

Ingredients: 

600g pork shoulder or ham 

400g pork belly 

200-300 ml ice snow or ice water 

3 Meter sheep casing curing salt 

Spices per 1kg sausage: 

20g Curing salt (German Curing) 

3g White pepper 

2g nutmeg coriander 

2g sweet paprika 

1g ginger cutter aids (for reddening) by manufacturer or 5g mosterd powder 

0,8 g ascorbic acid (vitamin C) 

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Monday, December 25, 2023

Nurnberger Bratwurst, Rostbratwurst German HowTo Video Recipe LittleGasthaus #Sausage#GermanRecipe#GermanBratwurst

 

Nurnberg Style Rost Bratwurst
For 1000g Meat you neede 
 
Meat:
 600g pork shoulder 
400g pork belly 
 
 Spices:
22g salt 
  2g black pepper, ground 
  1g marjoram, crushed 
0.5g mace, ground 
 
The original Nuremberg Rostbratwurst usually has a diameter of 14-16 mm 
and a weight of 20-25 grams 
Here in the video I use a diameter of approx. 22 mm
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 1. Start by preparing the meat. Take 600g of pork shoulder and 400g of pork belly. Make sure the pork shoulder is boneless and fat is still on both cuts.

2. Dice both the pork shoulder and pork belly into small pieces, approximately 1-2 cm in size.

3. In a mixing bowl, combine the diced pork shoulder and pork belly together.

4. In a separate small bowl, mix together the spices for the bratwurst. Combine 22g of salt, 2g of ground black pepper, 1g of crushed marjoram, and 0.5g of ground mace.

5. Sprinkle the spice mixture over the diced pork and mix well, ensuring all the meat is coated evenly with the spices.

6. Let the meat mixture marinate in the freezer for at least 1/2 hours to allow the flavors to develop and to freeze the meat easily.

7. After marinating, take the meat mixture out of the refrigerator and begin the sausage-making process.

8. Use a sausage stuffer or fill the meat mixture into a sausage casing with a diameter of approximately 14-16 mm.

9. Twist or tie off the sausages at regular intervals to form individual bratwurst links.  
Approximately 70 mm long

10. You can now cook the Nuremberg Rostbratwurst as desired, either grilling or pan-frying them until they are fully cooked and have a nice golden brown color. Enjoy the delicious Nuremberg-style bratwurst!

Saturday, December 2, 2023

Apple Onion Liver Sausage Delicious Recipe: A Step-by-Step Tutorial theG...

Welcome to our German Sausage Maker channel, where we explore the culinary delights of homemade sausages! In today's video, we will show you how to create a mouthwatering recipe for Delicious Apple Onion Liver Sausage that will leave your taste buds begging for more.

To begin this homemade adventure, gather the following ingredients: 700g of flavorful fatty pork belly, 300g of succulent pork liver, 20g of nitrite curing salt for that perfect preservation, 3g of aromatic black pepper to add a subtle spice, 2g of delightful ginger powder for an exotic twist, 2g of fragrant nutmeg to bring warmth to the dish, 0.5g of cardamom for a subtle hint of sweetness, 100g of juicy apples to balance the flavors, and finally, 150g of tantalizing onions to provide a savory note.

Once your ingredients are ready, follow along as we guide you step-by-step through the preparation process. We will take you on a culinary journey, demonstrating how to expertly blend the fatty Schweinebauch and Schweineleber to achieve the perfect texture. The nitrite curing salt will make sure that your sausage is safely preserved while enhancing the flavors.

As we continue, you will learn how to carefully season the mixture with the precise amounts of black pepper, ginger powder, nutmeg, and cardamom, ensuring a harmonious blend of flavors that will excite your palate.

But the real stars of this recipe are the sweet and tangy apples, along with the aromatic onions. We will show you the best techniques to incorporate these ingredients, delivering a unique and unforgettable taste that will take your homemade sausages to the next level.

Throughout the video, our experienced susage maker will share helpful tips and tricks, providing valuable insights to ensure your cooking experience is as smooth as possible. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a delicious batch of Apple Onion Liver Sausages that you can proudly share with family and friends.

So, if you're ready to elevate your sausage-making skills and impress your loved ones with the enticing flavors of apple, onion, and liver, subscribe to our channel and hit that notification bell to stay updated on our latest culinary adventures. Get your ingredients ready, and let's dive into the world of homemade sausages together!

Sunday, October 22, 2023

Pork belly in a jar Back to the roots of modern sausage making littleGast...


Back to the Roots of modern Sausage making

Pork belly in a jar
 
use pork belly,
bottom part where there are almost no ribs.
I got here about 750 g
Cut the meat and strips, leave the skin on 
spread some mustard over the strips
take a little piece and roll the Strip so it fits in the jar.
add 1/2 ts 😁pepper and the salt on top then add a Cluver garlic 
of course the spices depending on the size of the jars 

the best thing is to weigh to meat for exact measurement.
and that would be 21 gram of salt per kilo meat,

this is the basic amount of salt per kilo 
for about 90% of all sausages 

if you use regular salt than the meat will be sort of gray
if you use curing salt the meat will be reddish 
and look more fresh, 

The taste is the same so  it’s up to you!

So use 15.75 g salt for the 750 g of pork belly. 
That will be exactly the same amount of the German curing salt. 

And here the problems start,  
American curing salt has about 13 times
 more nitrate then German curing salt.

If you would use the 15.75 g of #1 curing salt , 
you overdose rough, 13 times the nitrate.

So you will need to divide 
15.75 g : 13 = 1,21 g       so that’s 1.21 g for the #1 cure
And then you need 12 x 1,21 g = 14,53 g  regular salt
1.21 g + 14.53 g = 15.75 g !
so now you know how to calculate, curing salt

you can make a bigger batch 
store in A jar or container with a lid.
you can stay with my recipes telling you German curing Salt

Friday, March 24, 2023

very simple Braunschweig sausage spread littlegasthaus style

 

Very fast bread spread from Sausage

 two ingredients:
 
Pork belly and Fillet of ham. 
 
 watch the video for instructions!

Saturday, December 18, 2021

meat cheese meatloaf Bratwurst Fleischkäse Recipe Video littleGasthaus T...



Fleisch Käse recipe. This recipe is not like the one in the video I changed it a little bit to the American taste. This one contents beef meat and mushroom’s. Let me know if you want to solid pork meat recipe.

Ingredient: amount in grams, spices are gram per kilo meat mix, including ice.

Meat:

320 gram Beef shoulder
200 gram pork neck
240 gram pork Beckford
200 gram ice snow, or ice water

Spices:

26 g curing salt
1.2 g white pepper
0.8 g sugar
0.6 g Ginger
0.4 g Cardamom
20 g mushroom, Champignon sliced, mix in last! if you like.


https://littlegasthausbbq.blogspot.com/2021/12/thueringer-style-bratwurst.html

Saturday, December 11, 2021

German Street Food Thueringer style Bratwurst Recipe

 

how to make German Bratwurst Thueringer style.

instructions in the video

ingredient:

1.2 kg pork Shoulder

0.8 kg pork back fat

pork or sheep casing caliber 26 to 28 mm

spices for 2 kg :

44 g regular salt

6 g white pepper ground

2 g Caraway seed ground

1g marjoram

The Thuringian Rostbratwurst is a hearty, spicy bratwurst specialty from Thuringia that can look back on a long culinary tradition. The first documented mention of the Thuringian bratwurst dates back to 1404, when casings for bratwurst were listed in an invoice from the Virgin Monastery in Arnstadt. Since then, the Thuringian bratwurst has found many prominent friends, including Martin Luther and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

The Thuringian Rostbratwurst is an approximately 15 to 20 cm long, medium-fine grilled sausage in a narrow natural casing with a diameter of around 2 cm. The meat is light pink to light gray and medium-fine. The sausage has a piece weight of around 100 to 120 grams. It is usually sold raw, but sometimes also brewed. The spices used for the Thuringian bratwurst are subject to some regional differences: In eastern Thuringia the sausage has a clear caraway note, whereas in northern Thuringia it has a distinct caraway note Marjoram is the dominant spice

The Thuringian Rostbratwurst is not only a Thuringian national dish, but also a real economic factor. Every year, thousands of visitors make the pilgrimage to the Rostkultur bratwurst festival in Erfurt In addition, the Thuringian Rostbratwurst was classified as a regional specialty by the European Union (EU) in 2003

Monday, March 19, 2012

HOW TO MAKE German Mustard, Recipe, for Bratwurst Senf Rezept




No Brats without mustard!!
Easy recipe for German mustard.

 


Instructions in the video!


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