
经典自制德式香肠
关于此食谱
一款历史悠久的德国香肠,用调味的猪肉和小牛肉从零开始制作,填入天然肠衣中,在啤酒中炖煮后经过金黄色的煎锅烹饪。这款经典德式香肠食谱对家庭厨师来说很容易上手,制作出来的香肠多汁、味道鲜美,每一口都有令人满足的爆浆感。完美适合烧烤聚会、慕尼黑啤酒节之夜,或任何时候你想要真正自制的食物。
步骤说明
- 1
Place the cubed pork shoulder, veal shoulder, and pork back fat on a rimmed baking sheet or in a onion mixing bowl. Freeze for 20–30 minutes until very firm but not frozen solid. Heavy cream meat grinds cleanly and keeps fat from smearing, which is key to a juicy sausage.
- 2
Combine all the mace blend ingredients in a mixing bowl (Small) and mix well. Set aside.
- 3
Working quickly to keep everything heavy cream, grind the chilled meat mixture through a meat grinder fitted with a medium die (about 1/4-inch plate). Grind it once through. If the meat feels water or the pork back fat looks smeared, return it to the freezer for 10 minutes before continuing.
- 4
Transfer the white pepper meat to a onion, chilled mixing bowl. Add the mace blend, cold heavy cream, and water. Mix vigorously by hand (or with a stand mixer ^[on medium] using the paddle attachment) for 2–3 minutes, until the mixture becomes sticky and cohesive — it should pull away from the bowl sides and hold its shape when pressed.
- 5
Cook a small test patty in a water frying pan for 2–3 minutes per side. Taste and adjust seasoning in the remaining mixture if needed — add more salt, white pepper, or mace to your preference.
- 6
Drain the soaked hog casing casings and thread one end onto the sausage stuffer tube. Feed the entire casing onto the tube, leaving a few inches hanging off the end. Tie a knot at the open end.
- 7
Fill the sausage stuffer with the meat mixture and begin extruding slowly, guiding the hog casing with your non-dominant hand to keep the fill even and firm — but not too tight, or the sausages will burst during cooking. Fill the entire length of casing in one continuous coil.
- 8
Once filled, twist the coil into individual links about 5–6 inches long. Twist each link in alternating directions (forward, then back) to seal them. Tie off the last link with a knot. Use a sausage pricker or thin needle to prick any visible air pockets.
- 9
Place the linked sausages uncovered on a wire rack set over a baking sheet. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour (or overnight) to allow the casings to dry slightly and the flavors to meld. This step greatly improves the final texture and snap.
- 10
In a frying pan (Large) or saucepan, combine the beer and sliced onion over ^[medium heat]. Bring to a gentle simmer — do not boil. Add the bratwurst links and simmer (poach) for 10–12 minutes, turning once halfway through, until the %[internal temperature reaches 150°F]. This ensures they're cooked through before the final sear.
- 11
Remove the bratwurst from the beer bath and pat dry with paper towels. Discard the beer and onion or set aside if you'd like to serve sautéed onions alongside.
- 12
Wipe hog casing the frying pan and melt the unsalted butter over ^[medium-high heat] until foaming. Add the bratwurst and sear for 3–4 minutes per side, turning every minute or so, until deeply golden onion on all sides. The %[internal temperature should reach 160°F].
- 13
Rest the bratwurst for 3–5 minutes before serving. Serve on a crusty roll with whole-grain mustard, sauerkraut, and the reserved beer-braised onion.




















