I grew up with Braunschweiger on the table whenever we had company. My dad adores it, but if you look at the ingredients on the package, most of them are unpronounceable, and it always contains corn syrup or some other form of sugar. If you prefer, you can leave the sweetener out of this recipe,

I was raised on Braunschweiger. My dad still to this day eats it straight off the loaf, just slice and eat, slice and eat. This Braunschweiger Sandwich is delicious!

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Braunschweiger Spread is an old family recipe that my grandma made during the holidays.

Have you heard of Braunschweiger but have no idea what it is? Read more to learn about this traditional meat, it’s nutritional value and how to prepare it.

Mixing Braunschweiger up with a bit of cream cheese and seasonings makes a lovely, smooth spread with a zippy taste.

It's as zesty as celery and as pungent as parsley. Where has this herb been all our lives?

Braunschweiger is remarkably delicious and packed with nutrients. Most versions are made of minced ground meat and organs mixed...smoked.

Braunschweiger turned into a creamy dip.

This makes a great snack or appetizer anytime. Serve with your favorite crackers.

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Well, I decided to pull on my big girl pants and try something I've wanted to try for a while, but haven't had the courage to yet...Braunschweiger! I...

This is a recipe that I've had forever and is still an oldie but goodie. You can find this in the cold cuts section of your grocery. It definitely has it's own distinct taste and is described as a smoked liverwurst. Serve with crackers. Serving size is a total guess.

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This dip is creamy and tangy with just a hint of onion. BONUS you can make it in 5 minutes!

From SAVEUR Issue #153 The best sandwiches in Washington, D.C., are made at a new place in Georgetown, Stachowski's Market & Deli. The one I always order is the braunschweiger—a housemade liverwurst made from fatty pork and pork liver, onion, ginger, and other seasonings. It's sliced onto rye bread and smothered in sweet pickles, red onions, and hot mustard. The braunschweiger has a pure, meaty flavor, and the condiments really bring the sandwich together. I've been telling everyone to try it. Stachowski's Market & Deli 1425 28th Street NW, Washington, D.C. 202/506-3125

This Braunschweiger recipe features pan-fried potatoes cooked with onion, garlic, and pork liver sausage for a hearty hash that's great for breakfast.

This is a favorite party recipe of my family an friends. Holidays and get togethers are a time to bring on the Braunschweiger Ball! No matter if it is getting…