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Reviewed Wisconsin Beef and Cheddar Brats with Beer-Braised Onions

"I have made lots of beer brats and I would never us a precooked brat. If you can use Johnsonville. Slow cook the brats in a dutch oven with your choice of beer and onions (Guiness makes for a nice melt in your mouth brat or else be true to Wisco and use a Miller Product for about 2 hours. Don't boil cause you don't want to split the casing. Cook t"

Jul 17, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Wisconsin Beef and Cheddar Brats with Beer-Braised Onions

"I have made lots of beer brats and I would never us a precooked brat. If you can use Johnsonville. Slow cook the brats in a dutch oven with your choice of beer and onions (Guiness makes for a nice melt in your mouth brat or else be true to Wisco and use a Miller Product for about 2 hours. Don't boil cause you don't want to split the casing. Cook t"

Jul 17, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Wisconsin Beef and Cheddar Brats with Beer-Braised Onions

"I have made lots of beer brats and I would never us a precooked brat. If you can use Johnsonville. Slow cook the brats in a dutch oven with your choice of beer and onions (Guiness makes for a nice melt in your mouth brat or else be true to Wisco and use a Miller Product for about 2 hours. Don't boil cause you don't want to split the casing. Cook t"

Jul 17, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Wisconsin Beef and Cheddar Brats with Beer-Braised Onions

"I have made lots of beer brats and I would never us a precooked brat. If you can use Johnsonville. Slow cook the brats in a dutch oven with your choice of beer and onions (Guiness makes for a nice melt in your mouth brat or else be true to Wisco and use a Miller Product) for about 2 hours. Don't boil cause you don't want to split the casing. Cook "

Jul 17, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Roasted Carrots and Cippolini Onions

"saute these carrots after coming out of the oven. Also I added a little bit of splenda. Super yuummy

Jan 5, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Vegetable Meatloaf with Balsamic Glaze

"This Was the best! My Boyfriend said he would never eat a Turkey Loaf. He said it was the best meatloaf he had ever had and then I broke him the news that it was turkey! I added some red onions with the veggies.

Nov 30, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com

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