Saurbraten recipe

One of Germany’s national dishes, this authentic Sauerbraten is marinated, cooked until tender, and served with a wonderfully rich and flavorful sweet-tangy gravy! Serve it with homemade Rotkohl and potatoes, Knödel or Spätzle and you're all set for a memorable feast! daringgourmet.com

This authentic German Sauerbraten recipe makes the most tender, juicy roast beef in a wonderful sweet and sour gravy. Marinated for days in red wine, vinegar, and spices, then braised until the meat is succulent and tender, and served with rotkohl and spaetzle, sauerbraten is one of Germany's national dishes for good reason! #German #recipe #sauerbraten #roast #meat #beef #classic #authentic #traditional #wine #vinegar #marinade #oktoberfest #Germany

One of the most delicious and traditional ways to serve beef roast, my authentic German Sauerbraten recipe is made from beef that has been marinated in wine, vinegar and spices, then slow-roasted to fork-tender perfection. Serve with red cabbage and potato dumplings for a proper German feast!

Old Fashioned German Sauerbraten is slow cooked marinated beef roast with a savory gingersnap gravy. Traditional sauerbraten is the perfect holiday dinner!

If you're looking for the perfect German dish to try, you'll love this Slow Cooker Sauerbraten recipe - so easy to make!

This traditional German sauerbraten recipe made in a slow cooker (or stove top) has an amazing gravy, either with or without gingersnaps. Tender flavorful meat, just like Oma makes.

The famous German Sauerbraten Recipe. This is the traditional recipe for Rheinischer Sauerbraten that is made with gingerbread sauce and raisings.

You don’t have to wait for days to enjoy this Slow Cooker Sauerbraten Beef in Gingersnap Gravy. This mouth-watering old-world dish is tender and absolutely delicious served over spaetzle or noodles!

Craft Beering was kind enough to invite me to participate in their Oktoberfest Bash! I am so excited about this guys! Great blogs, making great German food, all for you! We don't have much of a German thing happening in Mobile, but I love to try new food and I get to play along with some great blogs. And cook and drink beer! I made sauerbraten - sour roast. Yeah, I know, it doesn't sound very dreamy, it's got the word sauer in it. But it's my new favorite recipe! Basically, it's a German pot…

Have your own Octoberfest with this traditional german potroast as the star. Saurbraten is easy to make and is filling and a great way to celebrate!