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                          Mustard and Relish Recipes  
                          
                           
                         
                           
                            
                          German Mustards I recommend  
                          
                            
                              
                                     
                                  Löwensenf Mustard  
                                    Extra Hot
                                     
                                   
                                  This is probably the most common mustard  
                                    and best known in Germany.  
                                    Don't let the "Extra Hot" fool you. 
                                     
                                    It would be like buying Grey Poupon Dijon.  
                                    It also tastes similar. Always my first choice 
                                    but a little spendier than others. 
                                     
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                                  Löwensenf Mustard  
                                    Medium  
                                  For those that like it a bit more tame.  
                                  If you really need it mild here  
                                  you can find the same great brand here 
                                  Löwensenf Mittelsharf  | 
                                  
                                  Lowensenf 
                                   
                                    Bavarian  
                                    Style Mustard   
                                   This is a sweet and spicy with seeds traditionally served with Weisswurst in Bavaria.  | 
                                    
                                     
                               
                              
                                    
                                  Thomy Mustard  
                                  Mild (Mittelscharf 
                                  This is a very popular brand also in Germany 
                                    They are known for their mayonnaise also 
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                                  Alestor Dusseldorf Style Mustard 
                                  This is almost as good as Löwensenf extra hot in my opinion, called Dusseldorf Style because it is made in the United States.   | 
                                    
                                  Ingelhoffer Original Stone Ground Mustard  
                                  Ingelhofer is a well known American brand that is rustic style with all the seeds. Very Good!   | 
                               
                            
                           
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                          Bratwurst Making Supplies  
                          
                            
                              
                                What to look for in Sausage making.                                          First of all if you are going to do any volume you want to make sure you have a strong motor.  
                                  Some are under a thousand watts and some are up to 2000 watts.                                          It is good for most of the parts to be metal and stainless steel if possible however certain things like the grinding plates are a little thick to be all stainless. Just make sure you clean them properly.
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                                  International Meat Grinder and Sausage Stuffer 
                                   
                                  This is highly recommended with over a thousand great reviews.  
                                   3 Speed - Heavy Duty (1200 Watts) -  
                                    Size #12 -  
                                    4 Grinding Plates,  
                                    3 Stainless Blades,  
                                    3 Sausage Tubes  
                                    & Kubbe   | 
                                
                                   
                                      
                                  Sausage Pricker 
                                  This is for taking out air pockets in the sausage .  | 
                               
                              
                                    
                                  3 in 1Grinder  
                                    by Kitchen Basics  
                                     
                                    Meat Grinder  
                                    Sausage Stuffer 
                                    Pasta Maker  
                                  Modern day version of the Crank Grinder   | 
                                    
                                  Hakka Vertical Sausage Stuffer  
                                  This is the way to go to stuff a large amount of sausage. The vertical sausage stuffer is what the serious Bratwurst makers use.  
                                  This holds 3 liters and 4 different sizes of sausage nozzels   | 
                               
                              
                                    
                                  Natural Hog Casings  
                                    by Overseas Casing  
                                  Very good I like to use these.   | 
                                   
                                  DeWied Natural Sheep Casing  
                                  These are preferred by many Bratwurst makers as they are more tender than the hog casing. You need to read up on how to work with them. If you read the negative reviews they seem like folks didn't know how to use them very well.  
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