Crypt
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Posted 11:36 pm, 11/14/2015
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Gimme some sauerkraut with some of those tasty garlic Nathans hotdogs fried with it and we can be friends.
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LearnToFly
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Posted 10:46 pm, 11/14/2015
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My parents always put slices of hot dog in it. Some good sausage might make it better.
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Wilbar Wonder
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Posted 10:00 pm, 11/14/2015
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Learn, there ain't nothing better that good sauerkraut fried with some good sausages mixed in.
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LearnToFly
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Posted 8:09 pm, 11/14/2015
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Best way to eat sauerkraut: throw it in the trash. Hee hee.
I'll eat a lot of things. Sauerkraut isn't one of them. I can't get over how it smells like a sour, mildewed, pickled shoe.
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moon-shine
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Posted 7:59 pm, 11/14/2015
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Like backwater said, do it in layers.
We did it in a big old crock.
Then put in jars to can.
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moon-shine
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Posted 7:56 pm, 11/14/2015
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I made this with my grandmother. I miss her.
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ponderosa312
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Posted 6:15 pm, 11/14/2015
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Send me a pm for a old family recepe
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Basking
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Posted 9:55 pm, 11/12/2015
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Always use kosher salt. And a pound per cabbage head should be enough
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backwater
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Posted 8:06 pm, 11/12/2015
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Add cabbage loosely,1 teaspoon salt,fill qt jar with water. Do not over fill qt jar with cabbage because the kraut has to work. If done properly you can see the top of lid has salty water on outside in a couple days.may even run down side of jar.
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yadkinrunaway
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Posted 6:03 pm, 11/12/2015
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My mom and dad used to make it in a large crock. I sure wished I could find their recipe. We would go to Sparta and buy cabbage, then they worked it until it was ready to can. Always the best sauerkraut ever!!!
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Okman
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Posted 5:52 pm, 11/12/2015
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Hello there I'm looking for how to make homemade sauerkraut how much salt and what kind is the best to use thank you
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