Texas 95 Stew

Named such cause it's made with Elgin Sausage and Shiner Beer. You could use any other hot German sausage & any other bock or ale, but then you can't call it "Texas 95"... I served it with simple corn & cheese quesadillas cooked with olive oil.

Category: Soups, Stews and Chili

Cuisine: German

1 review 
Ready in 40 minutes
by EvilGenevil

Ingredients

1/4 c Olive Oil

1/2 Purple Onion Julienned

1 clove Garlic Minced

4 links Elgin Sausage sliced 1/2" thick

5 stalks Asparagus (Frozen) sliced 1" sections

4 tablespoon Flour

1 bottle Shiner Bock

4 tablespoon Brown Mustard (to taste)

2 cups Warm Milk


Directions

**Eyeball all the ingredients. I don't measure stuff, so if it doesn't look right, it probably isn't** I cooked this in a big cast iron stew pot, which definitely added to the flavor. If you just have a skillet, just cook as much as you can in it & then transfer it into something bigger. Heat the Olive Oil & saute the Onions & Garlic till they just start to turn translucent. Toss in the sliced Sausage, wait a few minutes, & then add the Asparagus. Cook until the sausage turns a nice brown & the onions have caramelized just a little bit. Dredge in Flour. Add the Beer & boil all the alcohol out of it. Don't worry, there's 5 more in the six pack. Turn the heat down so it's not actively boiling but it's still hot. Add the mustard, mix it up nice & good. Add the warmed Milk slowly.

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