Decided to try my hand at smoked beer brats. They turned out amazing! 300 for 45 minutes, turning halfway. Turned the temp up to 400 and reverse seared. Absolutely amazing!

by jbolts2024

22 Comments

  1. StevenG2757

    No onions? Beer braised brats is not beer braised brats without the onions.

    Kidding aside they look great and never though or trying a BBQ before.

  2. Brilliant-War-6156

    Nice

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  3. TheSquad3603

    Those look perfect for some opening day action tomorrow!

  4. Tatalebuj

    WTF..? Pabst? Are you fucking joking? If you are serious, then why would anyone take your taste into account? Try Yuengling please, and report back. There will be a SERIOUS improvement in taste.

    And if you won’t try a better beer, then why not try Natty light? If your going cheap, you might as well hit that or the Beast.

  5. Tha_Maestro

    Woah I’ve never done this. So you’re basically braising in beer in the smoker?! Might need to give this a go this weekend.

  6. jaydee917

    Where’d ya get that pan? Looks perfect for this.

  7. _generic_-_username_

    I like it!! I’ll normally boil in beer and onions then grill to get that char. Doing it all on the smoker though 🤯🤯🤯

  8. asssnorkler

    This, direct heat on an egg or Webber, obviously need onions, to die for

  9. Iron_Cowboy_

    Pardon my ignorance but why is there plastic over the sausage? Does that affect the beer taste going into the sausage itself? Seems like it would block all the moisture. Genuine question, I’ve never made my own sausage before so I don’t know anything about it

  10. spaaackle

    This looks awesome, I’m now inspired for what I’ll be making this weekend, thank you!

    I’m also a heathen and don’t like mustard. Open to suggestions on how else to serve? Curious if I should do onions, peppers and garlic?

  11. 1brusslesprout2go

    did you get any smokiness with the casings on?

  12. grumpsuarus

    Nice! I generally smoke them first then soak in beer and onions.

  13. manning55

    You gotta add some onion, peppers, and garlic next time

  14. padishar123

    Excellent choice. Fwiw my grandpa proved years ago that old Milwaukee beer was the best choice. And yes, he added onions and garlic and soaked them in the fridge for a week. He then boiled them and blackened on the grill. They stay juicier this way. But not bashing your method in any way.

  15. residentbrit

    Yummm that looks delicious. So I ummm did something like this last year but cut open a maple bar for the bun, omg 🤤

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