The Frankfurter Crown Roast

A proper crown roast is an impressive – some might say barbaric with all those bones sticking out – sight on a table. It is a show-off piece that demonstrates that you want to serve high class food to your guests – provided you are able to cook it properly.

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Here we have a particularly cheesy version with kumquat-decorated bones surrounded by tomatoes stuffed with something.

But of course there is also the poor-man’s version of the crown, made with weenies.

frankfurter_crown_roast1The Weight Watchers’ interpretation of this classic is served with cabbage – presumably to keep it in ‘authentic’ German style. Well, I am glad to confirm that this way of serving sausages is hugely unpopular in Germany. We have our own way of serving wieners atrociously. Stay tuned.

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If you stick the franks into a casserole, you can also fill the ‘crown’ with vomit…

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…or cheese melt vomit.

And when things really get tough, you can always resort to the lettuce stuffing:

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Most pictures courtesy of Bad and Ugly of Retro Food

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