These easy Marine wrapped in foil They are the perfect way for cooking abundant brats embedded on a bed of sauerkraut and whiskey before filling everything in sandwiches and on top of rich gouda cheese sauce. This recipe takes meals for bonfires to gain weight or tailging at a completely new gourmet level. But, promise, it’s effortless to do!

We all had big beer brats, heck, I did them alone, but I really wanted to take things when I was preparing this recipe for bonfires and who does not like whiskey? I decided to prepare tin packages to slowly cook the brats in a bed of sauerkraut and whiskey, letting them really bathe in the flavor and cook gently.
Then, for the game, I took the gouda whiskey, a perfectly creamy cheese, and I infused it with more liqueur, a little humans in dust and herbs with more fluids these sandwiches.
All in all, it was an exaggerated experience that really took the basic brat and transformed it into a perfect dinner for camping using the most basic of the kitchen field, the packages of sheets.


What do you need to make this recipe
- Pork marbles
- Sauerkraut – Look for the type in the Department of Gastronomy in a bag of liquid or jar. I find it a better flavor of the version in the condiment corridor.
- Thyme – fresh or dry
- Black pepper – Choose a big Cix Garza to make a bold pop of flavor
- Whiskey – Use a brand that you like to drink because there will be leftovers.
- Butter
- Flour
- Half and half – or heavy cream
- Ooomami Umami in powder – What the heck is UMAMI in powder? Take a look at my guide on what it is and how to use it.
- Whiskey infused gouda cheese – Any gouda will do if you can’t find one who is a whiskey infusion. Try a good smoked gouda for a substitute.
- Sandwiches – Don’t skimp, you will need abundant sandwich for this or the sandwich will fall into your hands.
- Apple chips – These can be purchased in bags. Find you near the product or in the snack nave. They add a sweet salty creaking to the excellent sandwich.
How to prepare the brats wrapped
Assemble the brats
Start by organizing the film in a large clean sheet and filling the center with sauerkraut to nest. Put the brats above the sauerkraut and the thyme, the black pepper and the whiskey.
Make sure to use an aluminum sheet for heavy uses for this recipe or wrap the sheet double to avoid laceration or holes.











Starting from a long edge, fold the package, pinching the closed shorts closed. Leave a little the upper part to act as a vent to allow steam to escape.




Then, place the foil package on the cooler side of a preheated grid or fire and allow marbles to cook slowly for an hour.
Prepare the Gouda whiskey cheese sauce
Start dissolving the butter and slamming into the flour to prepare the base of your roux. Then, add the whiskey and let it cook the roux, forming a consistency similar to a pasta before adding the ooomami powder.














So, beat in the middle and half. Beat consistent and a slow off -road vehicle to avoid any tufts. Add the thyme and the black pepper.
Finally, beat the cheese until it melts and smooth down all the way.




Finally, assemble the sandwich by uniformly accumulating the sauerkraut on the sandwiches. Cut the brats and put them on the kraut before raining the cheese sauce above all.
If you feel fantasy, garnish with extra thyme and apple chips.
Tips and tricks for this pack of whiskey of the Lamina package
If you are not camping, you can Make this recipe in the oven. Use a preheated oven at 350f and cook the brats, wrapped in a sheet for the recipe instructions until it was heated up to 165F, about 1 hour.
This recipe requires some seasonal articles that I have been able to find in my local market. But, if you can’t find the infusion of whiskey, first, suggest it to your shop, because it is surprising and Choose another gouda to replace it.
The apple chips are a sweet shot above these brats and the apple always mates well with the pig but if you cannot find them, Try crunchy onions or potato straws to add consistency.


To do in advance
If you want to Prepare the brats the day beforeSimply envelop them strictly in plastic wrap with the sauerkraut the day before. When you are ready to cook, gently open the package and add the whiskey.
The cheese sauce can also be made in advance and stored in an airtight container for up to three days. TO TemperaAdd a small splash of water or milk and beat the cheese sauce in a small saucepan over low heat until it is heated.
How to store
In order to avoid any disorder soaked, keep each element independently. Wrap marbles and sauerkraut strictly in a sheet and the gouda cheese sauce in its hermetic container. Keep in the fridge for a maximum of three days.
HeatJust place the brats, still wrapped in a sheet, again above the grill, bonfire or bakes and bakes, rotating according to need, until they are heated.
What to serve with brats wrapped in a sheet
Since these have been designed for tailging, football parties and only food for general fall comfort, we love to combine these brats wrapped Jalapeno soup creamcrunchy beef leaf chips e


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You will love every bite of these whiskey brats. Wrapped in a sheet on a bed of sauerkraut and spread in a cheese sauce, these are brats at a completely new level.
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For marbles of sheets of sheets
For the Gouda cheese sauce
Assemble the brats
Arrange a large sheet of aluminum foil on a clean work surface.
Leave the sauerkraut to dry up, reserving 1/2 cup of liquid.
16 Oz Sauerkraut
Arrange Sauerkraut in the center of the sheet.
Nestline the brats in a row at the top of the Sauerkraut.
1.5 -pound pork brat
Add the thyme and the black pepper.
1 tablespoon of thyme, 1 teaspoon
Add the whiskey on the sauerkraut to prevent it from pouring anywhere and adding the reserved liquid.
1 TBSP Whiskey
Starting from a long edge, fold over the brats and repeat on the other edge.
Fold the edges upwards, pinching and sealing but allowing the upper turn to vent to allow steam to escape.
Cooked
Make a 2 -zone fire for indirect heat and let it preheat until the coals are ashes and retaining uniform heat.
Place the foil package on the cooler side of the grill.
Leave to cook on low heat to the brats in the lamina pack, rotating every 20 minutes to avoid burning, for a maximum of 1 hour, until they are cooked. Marmocchi should do the maximum at 165f internally for Usda guidelines.
Prepare the Gouda whiskey cheese sauce
In a saucepan over medium-low heat, melt the butter.
2 tablespoons of butter
Beat the flour and mix to cook.
2 tablespoons of flour
While the flour and butter combine to form a pasta, add the whiskey and continue to mix until a pasta similar to the consistency.
1 TBSP Whiskey
Add the powder of umami, thyme and pepper and mix to combine.
1 TBSP GirlCarnivore Ooomami powder, 1 teaspoon of thyme, 1/2 teaspoon of black pepper
Working slowly to avoid the tufts, whip in half and half.
1/2 cup of half and half
Once the sauce has thickened, about 3-5 minutes, add the cheese a little at a time, mixing until it is completely incorporated.
8 Once of Gouda cheese infusion of whiskey
Assemble sandwich
Once the brats are cooked, let the package cool for 5 minutes before opening.
Arrange the sandwiches on a clean work surface and uniformly divide the sauerkraut between then.
Sandwiches
Slice the brats and net the slices in equal portions on the sauerkraut.
Top with a wire of cheese sauce.
Garnish with the Chrisps apple, fresh thyme and the ground black pepper to serve.
1/2 cup of apple chips
Make sure to use a heavy sheet to avoid tears or a standard double winding sheet.
Use secondary rolls or rolls for gastronomy for this recipe. The hot dog sandwiches will not resist the filling.
Service: 1G | Calories: 628Kcal | Carbohydrates: 15G | Protein: 27G | Fat: 50G | Saturated fat: 22G | Polynsaturo fat: 4G | Monolysatuine fat: 21G | Trans fat: 1G | Cholesterol: 145mg | Sodium: 1817mg | Potassium: 645mg | Fiber: 3G | Sugar: 6G | Vitamin A: 494Iu | Vitamin C: 14mg | Soccer: 350mg | Iron: 2mg