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This re-post is one of my most popular posts ever. I don’t think any other product review even comes close. We had them for supper recently. As great tasting as ever. It’s Oktoberfest time so here it is again!
I bought the package of 4 uncured Bavarian bratwurst at Aldi’s. They were pale and unexciting looking in the shrink wrap but when I pan fried them in a bit of olive oil they browned up nicely. Each brat was still juicy and tender with a delicate flavor I was very impressed with. 
I have bought brats before at other grocery stores and found them rather dull and pedestrian. These are thinner, longer and far tastier.
Uncured means they have less junk added in the curing process of many sausages. Definitely a yummy and healthy-ish choice for sausage in any recipe. They cook in about 8-10 minutes. They make a quick supper with some pan-fried potatoes and a veggie. And grilling them is on the package as an alternative to the frying pan. I need try them on my grill. Maybe for camping next year…
They are imported from Germany, and I have heard that they are very authentic compared to most of the brats made in the USA. I give these an A plus in every category. Enjoy!
Originally posted June 2018.
Hi, it’s been 13.5 years since I went GF. I have never regretted that decision. It is very challenging at times to be gf but I actually thrive on challenge so I’m still learning a lot and eating great healthy food! I don’t really feel deprived, and I have grown decently skilled at gf baking. We eat good around here!

The last 18 plus months I have been making a lot of gf sourdough breads, rolls, bagels and scones. Maybe obsessed is a better word. I just made yet more bagels; been a while and this time I swapped some of the sorghum flour for oat flour and they were wonderful in the texture and flavor department. You might want to try gf sourdough; definitely a game changer in the bread/roll department. Great flavor and texture. I still make a Japanese milk bread regularly; it is awesome fresh and makes great grilled sandwiches.

I had shoulder surgery in mid-June so I haven’t been baking or cooking anything complex. I did do those bagels, and I am planning a press in crust blueberry pie Saturday morning. Rolling out dough is very challenging; I did make a few pita breads and rolled out 3 of them one handed; pretty awesome with hummus or Aldi’s feta dip. Before my surgery I made gingersnaps, rhubarb custard pie and beautiful hot cross buns that were the best I’ve ever had. I haven’t been posting much as for a few weeks it was pretty hard to type. FYI: I often add something interesting to my posts after I send it out so if you follow my blog, I recommend that you look at the actual post a few hours later for the updated version! I generally try to get everything in, but I can’t resist adding more to each post.

We were to a gf restaurant a few weeks ago in Quakertown and loved it; Yo Mama’s Kitchen in the Qmart. Definitely worth the time to go and try a meal there. Freaking amazing to find a place with a totally gf menu. Kinda surreal actually! You won’t be disappointed by their casual menu, big servings and delish! I just did a review of this place. Look on fb for their page, menu and hours there as well as mouthwatering pictures of the food. I only wish there were more restaurants like this place!

Finding more gf offerings in stores; Wegmans in particular has expanded their gf selection greatly in the past 10 plus years; seems to be the best and biggest selection around my neck of Pennsylvania (Lehigh Valley).

I’m debating probiotics for better gut health. Debating making fermented foods once the summer heat abates.
Hopefully by late summer I can roll out a pie crust again… Enjoy your summer my friends and eat safely!

This re-post is one of my most popular posts ever. I don’t think any other product review even comes close. We had them for supper tonight. As great tasting as ever. So here it is again!
I bought the package of 4 uncured Bavarian bratwurst at Aldi’s. They were pale and unexciting looking in the shrink wrap but when I pan fried them in a bit of olive oil they browned up nicely. Each brat was still juicy and tender with a delicate flavor I was very impressed with. 
I have bought brats before at other grocery stores and found them rather dull and pedestrian. These are thinner, longer and far tastier.
Uncured means they have less junk added in the curing process of many sausages. Definitely a yummy and healthy-ish choice for sausage in any recipe. They cook in about 8-10 minutes. They make a quick supper with some pan-fried potatoes and a veggie. And grilling them is on the package as an alternative to the frying pan. I need try them on my grill. Maybe for camping next year…
They are imported from Germany, and I have heard that they are very authentic compared to most of the brats made in the USA. I give these an A plus in every category. Enjoy!
Originally posted June 2018.