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''If you like kraut, you will like this one.''
 
''If you like kraut, you will like this one.''
  
''See also: [[Cookbook:Sauerkraut|sauerkraut]]''
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==Ingredients==
 
==Ingredients==
  
* 5 [[Cookbook:Pound|pounds]] [[Cookbook:Cabbage|cabbage]]
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* 10 [[Cookbook:Teaspoon|teaspoons]] [[Cookbook:Salt|salt]]
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==Procedure==
 
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# Shred cabbage.
 
# Shred cabbage.
 
# Put 5 pounds cabbage and salt in large pan and mix with hands.
 
# Put 5 pounds cabbage and salt in large pan and mix with hands.
# Pack into crock with [[Cookbook:Potato Masher|potato masher]]. Pack gently.
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# Pack into crock with [[Potato Masher|potato masher]]. Pack gently.
 
# When crock is nearly full, cover with cloth, plate, and weight.
 
# When crock is nearly full, cover with cloth, plate, and weight.
 
# Check daily and remove scum.
 
# Check daily and remove scum.
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Latest revision as of 16:41, 9 May 2012

Kraut
Category: Vegetable recipes
Servings: 5 pints
(1 pound of cabbage fills 1 pint jar)
Time: 6-8 days summer
12 days winter
Difficulty: Medium
| Europe | Cuisine of Germany | Midwestern cuisine | Vegetarian Cuisine | Fermented Food Recipes

If you like kraut, you will like this one.

See also: sauerkraut

Ingredients

Procedure

  1. Clean old leaves off cabbage heads.
  2. Quarter heads and slice off cores.
  3. Shred cabbage.
  4. Put 5 pounds cabbage and salt in large pan and mix with hands.
  5. Pack into crock with potato masher. Pack gently.
  6. When crock is nearly full, cover with cloth, plate, and weight.
  7. Check daily and remove scum.
  8. When kraut is sour enough, you can leave it in crock, and seal it with parafin wax; or kraut can be sealed in sterilized glass jars, adding enough brine to fill the jar. Process for 15 minutes below boiling point.

Tips, Notes, and Variations

  • It takes six to eight days to ferment in summer weather.
  • If it's cooler, it might take up to twelve days.

Uses

  • Is there anything better on a fat sausage or even just a hot dog?