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Title: Weisswurst in the varoma?
Post by: missgrunge on January 06, 2011, 03:38:40 pm

Hi,
Perhaps some of our German ladies could help on this one!  Before I had a thermie I cooked my weisswurst sausages as follows:  Bring a large pot of water to the boil.  Remove from the heat, add sausages, cover.  Leave for 10 minutes to heat through.  I am wondering how to convert this simple method of not-even-boiling sausages for use in the thermie.  I'm a little concerned that the temperature of the steam in the varoma will cause the sausage skins to burst.  The sausages are too large to fit in the basket and do in water that way.  Is anyone cooking/reheating cooked sausages in the thermie and can they help me out?
Many thanks,
Miss G.

Title: Re: Weisswurst in the varoma?
Post by: Meagan on January 06, 2011, 03:48:18 pm

I have never done it but maybe just boil the kettle put the water in the server and put the sausages in there. Would they fit??

Title: Re: Weisswurst in the varoma?
Post by: faffa_70 on January 07, 2011, 01:34:52 am

I would safely bet that steaming them will burst the skins. I steam my organic sausages for curried sausages as it bursts the skins and I don't have to do it the old fashioned way  :D :D I reheat mine in the varoma as well.

I think Meagans idea with the Thermoserver would be your winner if they will fit.

Title: Re: Weisswurst in the varoma?
Post by: missgrunge on January 07, 2011, 02:36:18 am

Thanks Ladies,
Meagan, I'll try your suggestion. I think I can fit enough in the thermoserver for the 3 of us  8)
Miss G

Title: Re: Weisswurst in the varoma?
Post by: gertbysea on January 08, 2011, 11:55:19 pm

I love German sausages and have cooked them in the Varoma. Some have split and some not. I have steamed them on a bed of saurkraut too. Also I have removed the skin first . I don'tcare if the burst or are skinless I just love to eat them! Great on the BBQ too  with a mixture of onions tomato sauce and mustard cooked on the grill all together.

Gretch