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Even if you don't like sauerkraut, you'll like this!
I do make my sauerkraut the German way....rinse it several times and cook it with applesauce. So... You need some ribs, or a pork roast, sauerkraut and an onion. Throw it all in a crockpot and cook all day on low. If I don't have applesauce I'll rinse my kraut and add a little brown sugar in the crockpot. The meat is so tender, and I've yet to feed this to someone who didn't love it! |
Sounds delicious. Do you just add the applesauce to the crockpot? I've never "cooked" sauerkraut except to add it to a recipe.
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My German Mom taught me to make sauerkraut by adding some sauteed onion and grated potato, along with carraway seeds. Makes for a thick kraut. MMM, mMMM good.
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Thanks!
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Thank you for sharing with us :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by katzak
My German Mom taught me to make sauerkraut by adding some sauteed onion and grated potato, along with carraway seeds. Makes for a thick kraut. MMM, mMMM good.
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Originally Posted by DJ
Sounds delicious. Do you just add the applesauce to the crockpot? I've never "cooked" sauerkraut except to add it to a recipe.
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I've got to try this. thanks!
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I also have a German heritage. Drain sauerkraut add 2 sliced apples and 2 cups of apple cider or apple juice and a little caraway seed. Throw in some pork chops, or polish sausage and let cook all day in the crock pot. Yummy.
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my step mom was german also for a quick method she used jar kraut and sliced up a fresh cabbage so it was at least half and half cause the kraut in jar was to sour. you can add more to suit your taste.
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