Not bad. I added a lot more curry to the sauce though, otherwise it only tasted like tomato sauce as I simmered it.

NO Kielbasa, NO Bockwurst, it has to be a "BRATWURST"!! It is a pork sausage. The cheap and easy way is Ketchup and Curry.

I spent a summer in Germany and this is the closest thing I've found to currywurst since I left. Thanks for reviving those memories!!!

Yum! This dish was good with a side of rice and veggies. I used ketchup and a can of tomato paste with a bit of water. It was still too much sauce. Added extra curry, less chili sauce and turkey kielbasa browned and heated in a pan instead it was good! I will make again, thank you!

I looked and looked at this recipe and although I usually follow a recipe to a "T" the first time I could not bring myself to use 3 cans of tomato sauce. Then, I discovered I had no tomato sauce and used ketchup and chili sauce and sprinkled 1 tsp. of curry powder on top. I guess it's nothing like the original. I brought it to one of those pot-luck appy nights and it was a big hit so I've rated it four stars.

Excellent recipe. I read the reviews before making it, and only put in half of the tomato sauce. I still had too much. I made it for my German class for a food day. It was a hit with my students. Cooks easily in a crock pot.

This was not the most inspiring version of currywurst I've ever had. Quick though. I'd definately use way less tomato sauce next time.

Pretty good but makes way more sauce than needed. Even works in the crockpot. I'll have to try it with knockwurst sometime.

On advice of previous reviews, I used 1 cup tomato sauce and 1 cup ketchup, increased the curry alot, and added chopped onions. I sliced the keilbasas and fried them, then added the sauce and simmered about 20 minutes. It was good, but a little too spicey for me. I'll make it again but cut back on the curry powder. My guests loved this! I served it with a brown and wild rice mixture.

i grew up on Curry Wurst this gets close but meh... germans acutally use a sausage made of fine ground beef that gets fried till the skin is crispy but the type of sausage is somewhat regional an easier sauce is ketchup with lots of curry (to taste) and some browned fine diced onions served usually with a fresh roll and/or french fries

I've been eating currywurst ever since I came to the States 35 years ago. I make it polish sausage or knockwurst. I have always made with Ketchup. I used good Hungarian Paprika and Indian Curry. I tried this version, but used only one can of tomato sauce (3 seemed a bit too much). It was very good and I welcomed the change. I know it is popular in Berlin, but it was also popular in Heilbronn, which is in the South. I pretty much could purchase it anywhere in Germany. Thanks, sure enjoyed it.

Even my (picky) children enjoyed this dish. The sauce tastes like what I remember too - well done!

Really good! I added a little garlic as well.

Good, but I like it better the easy way. Brown a brat, put lots of ketchup on it, sprinkle a teaspoon of curry on it, and continue heating until bubbly. My favorite curry for this recipe is by Spice Hunter.

More of a mock dish.The rolls spoken of can be bought at a french bakery or sometimes the supermarket( softer).Store them in a brown bag to harden them up.