Bachelor's Skillet

"Simple, cheap and tasty meal. Just right for a bachelor. I created this while single and living in Virginia."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • First, cut the keilbasa into 1/2 inch thick medalions.
  • Heat a medium sized skillet to medium to medium high heat and melt enough butter to just cover the bottom.
  • Add the keilbasa and garlic.
  • Once the keilbasa starts to brown on one side, add enough beer to just cover the bottom.
  • Turn the keilbasa and cook on the other side.
  • Now it becomes a matter of personal taste and trial and error.
  • I keep adding beer and garlic to taste, the thing you are really looking for is for the beer/butter/garic to caramalize.
  • When done, transfer to a plate and sprinkle with the cheese.
  • Drink the rest of the beer with your meal.

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Reviews

  1. Quick! Sign up for this sausage boot camp on Boots Lane. Our next exercise is what to do with the leftover beer!
     
  2. I am so impressed! So was my family! Any bachelor who could serve up this lip-smacking dish wins my respect (and I've been married for 26 years). I had only one turkey kielbasa, so used 2 more chicken sausages to serve 3 of us. I used about 1/2 can of Bud Light and 3 garlic cloves, but skipped the cheese on top. Carmelizing took some time, but I kept busy with my side dishes while the sauce cooked down. Looking forward to some more of your recipes, Boots! MERP'd for Bargain Basement tag.
     
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