Para español, goteé aquí
I don't really have to explain what a bratwurst is to people who speak English, but for those who might not know, it is a sausage and is very typical in USA's Midwest.
Anywho, once you arrive to Wisconsin you start to learn that people will never ask "Do you like brats?", but rather "HOW do you like your brats?"
This is they way I prepare them.
Step 1. Bacon
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| yup, bacon |
Step 2. Wrap it around the brat
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| See? They love each other |
Step 3. Cook (either grill or stove-top, you can add a splash of beer)
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| Cook it good |
Step 4. Grab a tortilla and heat it up
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| That is a comal, you can use a pan |
Mexicans usually eat their tortillas hot, try it once.
Instructions for heating up tortilla: If the pan is already hot, you put them in the pan and then flip them, when they rise they are ready, about 30 seconds total.
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| Tortilla rising |
Step 5. It puts the brat in the tortilla
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| I like it burnt |
Step 6. Mustard it.
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| You add normal amount |
Add the rest of your condiments. I did not have anything else, so I put salsa. I usually stick some sliced jalapeños there.
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| Careful, it is illegal to add ketchup to a brat, no laws about salsa, though |
Step 7. Roll it up, eat.
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| And this is a brat taco! |
Enjoy!
