Meat in Aspic
The classic brawn with pork – hearty, well seasoned and the perfect topping for bread. Easy to make and always a treat. To the recipe →
Looking for inspiration for your next brawn or aspic? Here you will find all my aspic and brawn recipes – from classic meat in aspic and pork knuckle brawn to creative variations like bratwurst in aspic or chicken in aspic.
If you have never made brawn yourself, the best place to start is my complete step-by-step guide. There I show you two versions – one with aspic you cook out yourself and one with aspic powder.
The basics – from simple meat in aspic to hearty pork knuckle brawn. Perfect for getting started.
The classic brawn with pork – hearty, well seasoned and the perfect topping for bread. Easy to make and always a treat. To the recipe →
Cured pork knuckle, aspic you cook out yourself and plenty of flavor – the king of brawns. Including instructions for curing the pork knuckle. To the recipe →
Tellersülze – nicely arranged on the plate and a classic of German home cooking. Perfect as a starter or on a cold platter. To the recipe →
The perfect way to use leftovers – leftover roast becomes a hearty roast in aspic. Quick and easy to make. To the recipe →
The North German version with plenty of vinegar and pickles – refreshingly sour and the perfect topping for bread in summer. To the recipe →
Aspic is more versatile than you think – from beef and chicken to sausage and ham. All recipes use aspic powder and are really easy.
Tender beef in clear aspic – a real eye-catcher on any cold platter. Especially good with fresh horseradish. To the recipe →
The lighter version with chicken breast – quick to make and perfect for anyone who likes it a little milder. To the recipe →
It really doesn't get any easier – put ready-made sausage in aspic and into the fridge. Perfect for beginners. To the recipe →
Neatly rolled ham in clear aspic – a classic for the cold platter and a real visual highlight. To the recipe →
Want to try something different? This variation brings some variety to the plate.
Leftover bratwurst? Into the aspic with it! Quick to make, really delicious and a great way to use up leftovers. To the recipe →