![]() The Oast House, The Avenue Courtyard Spinningfields, Manchester. Customers can receive 25 per cent off the first round of drinks at Bierkeller by presenting an Oktoberfest ticket at the bar.įor more info on Manchester’s Christmas Markets, which start on November 14, visit this link. The official after show party will be held at the Bierkeller Entertainment Complexin The Printworks with a host of themed offers and the obligatory oompah band on Friday and Saturday. Entrance is free on Wednesday, October 21, while on Thursday, Friday and Sunday it’s £5 and on Saturday £10. Foodwise it offers the usual fare of bratwurst, sauerkraut and frikadeller (mincemeat dumplings), served by waiters in traditional German costume, who may also hand over the odd foaming stein or two. Not had your fill of Bavarian beer yet? Catch up with the annual Oktoberfest (October 21-25), which can fit 2,000 happy swiggers into its tent on First Street. Tickets for that event are priced at £30. On top of this the Oast House’s beer guru will be hosting a very special one-off Masterclass on Tuesday, October 27– featuring all six of the Oastoberfest Beers alongside a BBQ. Tickets for the very jolly sounding ‘Oastoberfest' cost £15 and include a stein of Paulaner, traditional German Frankfurter with sauerkraut and onions and live music from Twisted Tubes with their unique contemporary brass sounds.Those who choose to wear Lederhosen will be in line for a free drink! This celebration of all things German and seasonal runs until Saturday October 24 and then again from Wednesday the 28th to Friday 30th.īy which time the city’s German Markets will only be a fortnight away and we’ll all rediscover our lust for poor wine disguised by being warmed up and dosed with spice (adds TOM’s resident Herr Scrooge). Rivalling it for October oompah from Wednesday 21st is the Curious Old Fashioned Teepee back up outside The Oast House in Spinningfields, hosting ‘Oastoberfest’. The house beer in this Alpine Bavaria meets Bohemia palace of pleasure is Pilsner Urquell from Prague, but it is flanked by a huge array of Teutonic tipples, including home-made schnapps. ![]() This self-styled Bier Palace and Cook Haus on Peter Street is big on pretzels, doughnuts, cinnamon knots and sourdough bread with mains of schweinshaxe (pork knuckle), sauerbraten, meatballs, sausages and schnitzel. ![]() Printed in U.S.A.YOU wait all year for something German to happen in Manchester and then suddenly the steins are filling and the sausages are sizzling all over the place.įirst up is Albert’s Schloss, opening to the public on Sunday, October 18 after spectacular pre-launch parties. Mix beef, lowfat milk, crumbs, cloves, allspice, salt and pepper. ©1973 Curtin Publications, Inc., New York, N.Y. Whisk together remaining ingredients and pour over meatballs. Stir in sour cream and heat through, being careful not to boil. Place meatballs into a 5 or 6 quart slow cooker. Make a paste of flour and 1/4 cup water add to sauce, stirring until slightly thickened. Serving day: Place in a 350° oven for 45 minutes or until heated through. Red wine, especially with high acidity, can tackle the local specialty. The resulting hearty dish is intense, flavorful, and sour. This meat stew consists of veal marinated in vinegar layered with spices and herbs. Cool and freeze in plastic freezer containers. The Rheinischer Sauerbraten is a common dish throughout the country. Tie bag securely with a string place in pot, cover and simmer 30 minutes. ![]() Make a bag from cheesecloth fill with whole pepper, tarragon, bay leave, cloves and mustard seed. Mix water, vinegar, sliced onions, 1 1/2 teaspoon salt and brown sugar. Sauté in oil in Dutch oven until brown on all sides. Mix beef, chopped onion, crumbs, 2 teaspoons salt, pepper, eggs and milk.
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