Beer-braised bratwurst with horseradish and dill is a super flavorful and easy to make recipe. The bold ingredient flavors pair nicely with this popular German sausage.

There are so many ways to cook bratwurst sausage, but my all-time favorite way is to braise them in the oven.

That way, not only does the oven do all the work, but the aroma in the house as the beer brats cook makes everyone’s salivary glands work overtime.

The following video for Bratwurst Bites is another German recipe I know you’ll also enjoy!

**Please Note – The printable recipe card with detailed instructions, complete ingredient measurements, and nutritional information for making Beer-Braised Bratwurst with Horseradish and Dill is available at the end of this post. 

The ingredient list for making Beer-Braised Bratwurst with Horseradish and Dill;

• Bratwurst
• Beer
• Prepared Horseradish
• Garlic
• Allspice
• Caraway Seeds
• Dill Weed
• Dill Pickle Relish
• Black Pepper

What is braising, and how is it done?

Braising is essentially cooking a protein (or other solid food) in liquid. In this case, the liquid is beer and the solid is the bratwurst sausage.

Braising can be done on top of the stove, or in the oven.

For this recipe, I’ve chosen to braise the bratwurst in the oven at a temperature of 375-degrees.

Is braising the same thing as boiling?

No. To boil is to bring a liquid to an excitable movement with large, continual bubbles.

Boiling usually calls for a large amount of liquid, with the cooking vessel remaining (more times than not), uncovered.

To braise is to bring a liquid to a medium/low simmer, with the cooking vessel typically covered.

Braising only partially covers the food with the cooking liquid (halfway), whereas boiling a food item will typically be fully submerged.

How long will it take to braise bratwurst in the oven?

For this beer-braised bratwurst recipe, it will take approximately 50 minutes in the oven.

What type of meat is bratwurst sausage made from?

Bratwurst is most commonly made from ground pork, but it can also be made from ground veal and beef.

For other delicious bratwurst recipes, please click on the following titles for;

*Bratwurst Appetizer Bites Wrapped In Crescent Rolls (pictured below and in the featured video) from (yours truly) Kudos Kitchen.

“Easy Bratwurst Bites Wrapped in Crescent Dough with Sauerkraut Dipping Sauce are just the thing to serve during a party or for tailgating. They’re also super simple to make and everybody loves them!”

*Easy Bratwurst Pasta from Blackberry Babe

*Beer Battered Bratwurst on a Stick (pictured below) from (yours truly) Kudos Kitchen

“My Kudos Kitchen recipe for Bratwurst on a Stick with Fried Cornmeal Beer Batter is a fun and deliciously different take on a corn dog. It’s the best, make that WURST, corn dog you’ll ever eat!”

*Bratwurst Salad with Creamy Mustard Dressing from Four Hats and Frugal

*German Onion Soup with Beer and Bratwurst (pictured below) from (yours truly) Kudos Kitchen

“German Onion Soup has plenty of caramelized onions, beer, bratwurst and pretzel roll croutons which will soon become a family favorite! Surprise! I’ll bet you didn’t see that coming.”

*Grilled Bacon Wrapped Bratwurst from Homemade Food Junkie

*Beer Braised Bratwurst with Horseradish and Dill (pictured below) This is the place!! See below for the recipe.

How to make beer-braised bratwurst with horseradish and dill:

• Preheat oven to 375-degrees.
• Add the uncooked bratwurst to a large skillet. Set aside.
• In a large bowl, whisk together the beer, prepared horseradish, garlic, caraway seeds, dill weed, allspice, black pepper, and dill pickle relish.

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• Pour the beer mixture over the bratwurst in the skillet, and cover (but with a slight vent).
• Place the skillet in the preheated oven and cook for 40 minutes.
• Remove the bratwurst from the skillet and add to sausage buns.
• Serve hot with mustard and dill pickle relish if desired.

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Below is the printable recipe card and instructions for making for today’s beer brats recipe. 

If you’ve enjoyed this recipe and look forward to making it (or have already made it), I’d appreciate if you’d take a moment to give it some feedback by way of stars in the recipe card or the comment section at the end of this post. 

I sincerely hope you’ve enjoyed today’s incredible beer-braised bratwurst recipe as much as I’ve enjoyed bringing it to you!

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