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Recipe for Gritzwurst Using Pork?

I am looking for a recipe for homemade Gritzwurst using pork?

Bonnie from Norwood/Young America, MN

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December 26, 20070 found this helpful

I found this with a Google search....sounds pretty good!

Gritzwurst (German Breakfast)
Ingredients:

4 1/2 lb. beef
2 1/2 lb. pork
1/4 cup salt
1/4 tablespoon pepper
1/3 can allspice
scant 1/2 lb. oatmeal or steel cut oats

Directions:

Cook meat and take meat off bones. Grind meat and add spices. Cook oatmeal in
beef broth; when cool, add to meat and spice mixture. Cool in cake pan. Cut
into meal size portions and freeze. To serve, thaw and then fry in skillet
until browned.

 
March 3, 20170 found this helpful

you are missing the one ingredient that makes it great
powdered or ground cumin seed

 
December 29, 20070 found this helpful

Thanks for the recipe. It turned out great and tasted excellent!

 
By Mike (Guest Post)
January 20, 20090 found this helpful

This is somewhat different then I've been told and have enjoyed. We never used allspice? From what my mother has explained, Sage is used and salt and pepper and only hog head no beef.

 
January 7, 20200 found this helpful

8 lbs pork (lean ,fatty, or a combination my grand mother wouldnt eat it if it was lean cut of pork)
1 lbs liver
4 lbs steel cut oats
5 T salt ( start with 4 and add to taste at end

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4 T thyme
4T marjoram
4 large onions
Pepper ( never use in this recipe

Boil meat 2 hours (enough water to cover meat plus ) with half the salt, liver goes in last 1/2 hour (When done save the water
Soak oats with 1/2 salt marjoram and thyme ( we use a 18 qt. Roasting pan) with a tea kettle of water( original recipe) use enough water to just cover oats
When meat is done grind with onions add to oats ,water used to cook meat is added to oats (dont forget this part)
Cook all for 1/2 hour or so , the oats should have a bit of crunch to them ( el dente )cook to much you get oat meal. We start cooking the oats in roaster about 20 min before meat is don.
Spoon should stand in sausage ( not to wet nor dry)
Put in tins cover , freezes well
Three brothers make 3 batches in fall early winter gone by June.
Good alone, with syrup, pancakes, toast
Too cook spoon into pan fry to golden to slightly crispy

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On the farm all the trimmings and scraps would be used to make ,very high fat content but it was a winter sausage you needed the fat content to work and stay warm, and it does taste good

 
September 12, 20230 found this helpful

My family recipe calls for pork skin with about 1/4 inch of fat attached. Boil in enough water to cover till done. I also add 1 pork shoulder roast cooked till very tender. Reserve cooking liquid. Add raw rice to the cooking liquid(1cup raw rice for every 2 cups liquid.) Add adequate salt to the pot.
Grind the meat and cooked pork skin and add to the pot of cooked rice. (Or mix all in a large roasting pan.) Season with salt black pepper and plenty of thyme.

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Allow to cool to room temperature. Put into quart size ziplock bags. Lie flat in freezer. Then you can stack the bags.
Fry in nonstick pan till crisp, I like to eat it with buttered bread. We have never added Allspice or Sage to our recipe but you season it like you want. I have seen several recipes for Gritwurst but never saw any made with rice instead of Oats or Buckwheat.I plan on making some soon! We are from South East Wisconsin. Sept. 2023

 

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