Beer– you’ll need 12 ounces of your favorite beer for this recipe. if you don’t want to use beer, chicken broth or beef broth work too. Olive Oil– this is used to heat in the skillet to ...

There’s something uniquely comforting about the aroma of simmering brats, especially when they’re bathing in a flavorful brew alongside sweet apples and caramelized onions. These Beer Brats are a ...

Beer and bratwurst were made for each other, and after you try this recipe from the Kin Community you will see why. 1) Light the grill. While it’s heating begin making pickled sweet onions. 2 ...

Beer and bratwurst were made for each other, and after you try this recipe from the Kin Community you will see why. 1) Light the grill. While it’s heating begin making pickled sweet onions. 2 ...

Beer and bratwurst were made for each other, and after you try this recipe from the Kin Community you will see why. 1) Light the grill. While it’s heating begin making pickled sweet onions. 2 ...

Beer and bratwurst were made for each other, and after you try this recipe from the Kin Community you will see why. 1) Light the grill. While it’s heating begin making pickled sweet onions. 2 ...

Beer and bratwurst were made for each other, and after you try this recipe from the Kin Community you will see why. 1) Light the grill. While it’s heating begin making pickled sweet onions. 2 ...

4 bratwurst links; 1 onion, sliced; 2 12-ounce bottles of beer; 4 hoagie rolls, toasted; Spicy mustard to taste (optional) Directions. For the slaw: Combine the cabbage, sugar, salt, and celery ...