Ale-Braised Sausages with Bell Peppers
You can vary this recipe depending on the type of sausage and ale you choose. Mashed potatoes are the perfect foil for the hearty sauce and big flavors. Try a German-style sausage, such as bratwurst. Alternatively, you can use kielbasa, a garlicky, fully cooked Polish sausage that is available made with pork or beef, although a combination of the two is the tastiest.
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Review 1 for Ale-Braised Sausages with Bell Peppers
Consumer2
Monarch Beach, CA
May 1, 2011
Ability level:Advanced
Cooks for:3 to 5 people
Cooks:Every day
Would You Recommend? Yes
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Tasty & Easy
May 1, 2011
I've made this recipe several times. It is very tasty and incredibly easy. It turns out great every time. I use one regular and one smoked kielbasa. The smoked kielbasa adds a nice taste to the sauce.
Pros: Yield, Quick, Good Value, Easy, Appearance, Will Make Again
Review 2 for Ale-Braised Sausages with Bell Peppers
DCooks
New Jersey
October 3, 2010
Would You Recommend? Yes
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Great--Try it!
October 3, 2010
My husband and I made this recipe last night. We both enjoyed the meal. My husband said to me, "I'm glad you found this recipe."
Review 3 for Ale-Braised Sausages with Bell Peppers
DTColorado
Woodland Park, CO
May 17, 2010
Would You Recommend? Yes
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Perfect for weeknight, all ingreds are on hand.
May 17, 2010
My family loves this recipe. It is one of our favorite "comfort" food meals. It's also good for a larger gathering. I've added sauerkraut on the side for variation. I purchase the sausage and freeze it until I need it.