• k0e3@lemmy.ca
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    1 month ago

    Your text for the image is hilarious. Turd throning over the rest lol

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        1 month ago

        Technically, you aren’t wrong, but, a proper butcher’s plate, at least where I am from, comes with 3 different kinds of sausage, boiled meats, a peppery sauce made from pig blood, and as side dishes, sauerkraut, and mashed potatoes or mashed peas (possibly even both). Also you’ll often get the broth from boiling the meats and sausages as a soup to go with it.

        This one only has the boiled meats and two different types of sausage with a slice of bread that doesn’t even have lard spread on it.

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    1 month ago

    I thought that brisket slice was a bun for a while. Why are the sausages in the back uncooked?

    I’m guessing Oktoberfest tent. You’re supposed to be too drunk to notice how bad the food is.

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      1 month ago

      Actually, if you’re looking really closely, it’s really just one sausage, and it is is cooked. It’ just boiled rather than fried, which gives it this kind of appearance. Only the Bratwurst on top is fried. I can only speculate on what exact kind of sausage it is, though, becuase it has a very light colour.

      Where I am from, butcher’s plate comes with boiled liver and blood sausages, and fried Bratwurst. The questionable sausage is way too light for blood sausage, and a little bit too light for liver sausage, at least the kind familiar to me. (the gray kind)

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    1 month ago

    I know everything is illegal in Germany, but surely a grill or a smoker to cook food properly should be an exception? Is this like the beer purity laws? All meats must be cooked purely in boiling water only?

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      It’s the whole point of a butcher’s plate to have the food boiled. Traditionally, this was served to everyone involved when a pig was slaughtered. You’d already have a big cauldron going for boiling the sausages you’d be making anyway, so it wasn’t a big deal to boil some of the meat, too. Usually, everything that couldn’t be preserved was cooked to be eaten right away, often in a feast for the entire neighbourhood. (Schlachtfest) There were some funny little traditions around this, for example, the butcher would try to pin the pig’s tail on someone without them noticing.