My first attempt at homemade pretzels. Pretty tasty. Will pair with the Oktoberfest beer.
If you have a beer cheese dip recipe, let me know.Hope you're making beer cheese to go with those. I think most people use pale lagers in cheese s dips but maybe it'd taste even better if you used a marzen or some other style
I recently learned that you boil the dough in a baking soda solution prior to baking in order to get the dark brown skin. But they are very easy to make.Those look like they turned out great!
Think the wife has one. I'll let you know if I can find itIf you have a beer cheese dip recipe, let me know.
I recently learned that you boil the dough in a baking soda solution prior to baking in order to get the dark brown skin. But they are very easy to make.
I had read that lye was commonly used for pretzels but not necessarily recommended for home use. I decided to stick with the baking soda.I dip mine briefly in a lye solution, but I always have lye on hand anyway since I'm a soapmaker. But yes, same principle with the alkalinity helping to create the maillard reactions!
I had read that lye was commonly used for pretzels but not necessarily recommended for home use. I decided to stick with the baking soda.
We had stone ground mustard and a cheese sauce. Oktoberfest beer and cider. Bratwurst and potato salad. A resounding success!Now all you need is mustard...
The German in me really wants there to be sauerkraut with those brats. Everything else sounds great thoughWe had stone ground mustard and a cheese sauce. Oktoberfest beer and cider. Bratwurst and potato salad. A resounding success!
Never heard of it until now!Need some obadzta
Sounds more authentic than my generic cheese sauce.Need some obadzta