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Made a batch of Homemade Sauerkraut

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RenMan --- 12 years ago -

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...and it should be fermented just in time for Father's Day.

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SagaciousSighFiGurl (Mod) --- 12 years ago -

I LOVE that stuff. But I quit buying it from the store..way to salty tasting and I've never made my own. My Mom use to make it but I don't know how she did it...

Looks yummmm! 

RedMulch --- 12 years ago -

Looks much better than the deviled eggs I tried to make........... 

RenMan --- 12 years ago -

I usually make about three gallons. What I don't plan on eating within a week, I preserve....but it's much better fresh. 

SagaciousSighFiGurl (Mod) --- 12 years ago -

So, what's in the basic recipe? Do you add any kind of preservative? Is it salty? 

RenMan --- 12 years ago -

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Sauerkraut

Ingredients:
3 heads of Cabbage, sliced thin
10 Brussels Sprouts, coarsely chopped
Small White Onion, sliced thin
10 Cloves of Garlic, sliced thin
5 Tbs. Sea Salt

Place all vegetables into a sterilized fermenting container (do not use a metal container. I use a food safe plastic bucket) and mix in the sea salt one tablespoon at a time. Once all of the salt has been added, continue to work it into the mixture by hand for a minute or so. Let mixture set for an hour to start the weeping effect.

Place a clean plate directly on the cabbage mixture and place a 5-10lb. weight on top of the plate.

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Cover loosely with a towel and lid, and place in a cool, out of the way spot for 3 weeks. Leave it an additional week if you like a little extra bite. If too much salt has been added, rinse the kraut in a colander.

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After the 3 week mark, the sauerkraut can be canned, frozen, or refrigerated for up to 4 months…..or you can just eat it fresh. 

SagaciousSighFiGurl (Mod) --- 12 years ago -

Wow. 

~bigla~ --- 12 years ago -

sent you a pm 

patchycat --- 12 years ago -

4 months....WOW! 

SagaciousSighFiGurl (Mod) --- 12 years ago -

I'm surprised there's no vinegar or sour stuff!! 

RenMan --- 12 years ago -

Finished early. Ate some of it fresh...made Ruebens.....and canned the rest.

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RenMan --- 12 years ago -

Just started a batch of Radicchio, Brussels Sprouts, Garlic, Honey......and extra salt. I'm gonna let it sit for 6 weeks.

I'm thinking it'll go good with Fritos... 

JAMS --- 12 years ago -

You suck!

Now I'm craving a chili cheese dog with sauerkraut. 

SagaciousSighFiGurl (Mod) --- 12 years ago -

Just started a batch of Radicchio, Brussels Sprouts, Garlic, Honey......and extra salt. I'm gonna let it sit for 6 weeks.I'm thinking it'll go good with Fritos...


Wait, what is that? different veggies made the same way?? 

RenMan --- 12 years ago -

Wait, what is that? different veggies made the same way?? 

Used Radicchio instead of Cabbage....fermenting it the same way... 

SagaciousSighFiGurl (Mod) --- 12 years ago -

Used Radicchio



I love that stuff...it really hasn't got a ton of flavor, but it's so pretty. lol 

ExLady In Blue --- 12 years ago -

Oh, man, you canned it? You killed all of the good probiotics! :-( 

RenMan --- 12 years ago -

Oh, man, you canned it? You killed all of the good probiotics! :-( 

...I can only eat so much this week..plus the wife isn't happy about the smell in the fridge.... 

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