Bratwurst at the Beach

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: June 3, 2009
Bratwurst Lunch at Islamorada Bungalow

Bratwurst Lunch at Islamorada Bungalow

Recipe-less Luncheon Makes for Quick Vacation Meal

Here is another quick and breezy lunch I served on the back deck of Islamorada Bungalow. It took all of 10 minutes to prepare!

Just fried up some grass-fed bratwurst, sliced onions and sliced yellow squash. Served with homemade mustard and freshly homemade lemonade (lemon juice, water and honey) on the back deck of our beach house.

Less expensive than eating out, and because of the custom made bratwurst, quite a gourmet feast!

View from Back Deck of Islamorada

View from Back Deck of Islamorada

When planning your next family vacation, consider the benefits of renting a condo or house.  Having a full kitchen allows you to bring your farm fresh foods on vacation with you (we back a cooler with grass fed meats, raw milk, yogurt, and butter) and a box of basics like maple syrup, celtic sea salt, palm sugar, oatmeal, etc.). If you eat in for most of your meals, you will save a small fortune on dining out!

To check out our vacation rentals, all of which have fully equipped kitchens, visit incrediblebeachvacations.com or awesomemountainvacations.com. See more photos of Islamorada, below!

This post is part of Real Food Wednesday’s blog carnival hosted this week by Cheeseslave.com. Check it out!

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2 Comments

  1. Alyss
    Posted June 3, 2009 at 9:11 pm | Permalink

    What a lovely vacation!! My mom and I visited Paulina Lake Lodge last weekend in Central Oregon (30 SE of Bend, OR) and stayed in a lovely little cabin with a full kitchen. We didn’t cook there much because we were using it as a base for exploring the area, but I can imagine what a great place it would be to take a family. As we explored we came across three other similar “resorts” with cabins on fishing lakes (East Lake Resort, Elk Lake Resort and Lava Lake Resort).
    Here’s a photo of our cabin, and from there you can see more photos of my trip to Central Oregon.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/alyssssyla/3588604038/

    Alyss’s last blog post..Pokrov Farm Tour

  2. Jenny @ Nourished Kitchen
    Posted June 4, 2009 at 12:58 pm | Permalink

    That looka like a wonderful meal! I love simple recipe-less lunches and suppers.

    Jenny @ Nourished Kitchen’s last blog post..Cinnamon Honey Ice Cream

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