Homemade Currywurst
Serves 12
10 mins prep
10 mins cook
20 mins total
Currywurst is a German street food that's a must try when visiting Germany (just like Döner Kebab), but it's easy to make at home as well! I will show you how to make your own super flavorful curry sauce using a few simple, quality ingredients and not a lot of time.
Serve with French fries tossed in Pommesgewürz!
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Grill or griddle your Bratwurst until cooked through (160° Fahrenheit or 71° Celsius internal temperature).
links Bratwurst
Over medium heat, sautée diced onion in some olive oil until glossy and see-through. You do not want to brown the onions.
tbsp olive oil
yellow onions
Add about 1 tablespoons of tomato paste and stir until fragrant. Add about 2 tablespoons of water and stir until the paste dissolved.
tbsp tomato paste
Add ketchup, vinegar and honey and stir. Add soy sauce and curry powder. Finally, season with cayenne pepper to taste. This is where the heat comes in. Use less cayenne for a mild heat and more for a spicy Currywurst.
oz ketchup
tbsp dark balsamic vinegar
tbsp honey
dash soy sauce
tbsp mild curry powder
cayenne pepper
Slice your Bratwurst in bite-sized pieces, pour curry ketchup sauce over the top and sprinkle with curry powder.
Serve on these adorable ceramic plates with these cute little wooden forks and French fries (and dip them in mayo if you want to be really German).
