Kraut

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I would say start your own post instead of hitching a ride.
Richie
I have never made kraut and have read several threads on here, including the one you linked, as well as others on the interweb about the process. I have a couple of questions, but should I start my own thread to ask them? Just didn't think that my questions were worthy of their own thread as I don't have tons of experience about this stuff.
 
I have never made kraut and have read several threads on here, including the one you linked, as well as others on the interweb about the process. I have a couple of questions, but should I start my own thread to ask them? Just didn't think that my questions were worthy of their own thread as I don't have tons of experience about this stuff.
The process I am using is from info on here and google,if you don't understand any part of the it, please ask if I can give you a better understanding I would be glad to help.
Richie
 
When i was younger my Uncle used to make sauerkraut and he had a spot in the yard that he would bury it . My dad , his brother was always there when it was time to dig it up. This was 45 plus years ago
I am not a big fan of cooked cabbage of any kind except fresh raw. But when i do corned beef and cabbage i have to put the cabbage in so the flavor is there, i just don't eat the cabbage.
Hope it is a great batch for you.
David
David Thank you I have issues with cabbage but I just love Kraut. Just had Pigs in a Blanket for dinner LOL Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
Yum, my Ma makes a huge crock of it every year in the fall months.
She never uses an airlock she just covers the crock with cheese cloth and puts it under the stairs in the garage. I guess because it stays a constant temp there, and it's dark. Ma's getting up there in age I guess I need to make it with her, so I can carry it on for the rest of the family. We never freeze it we keep it in gallon pickle jars in the extra refer the stuff lasts almost a full year. I'm sure it would last longer if we didn't eat it.
People that say their body can't handle it likely haven't had it homemade. It's good for your guts and doesn't cause gas like the store bought stuff does. I've turned on a bunch of friends to it that said the love it but can't handle it. If you eat a few tablespoons full every day for a couple of weeks you would be surprised how good it is for your guts...LOL
 
Yum, my Ma makes a huge crock of it every year in the fall months.
She never uses an airlock she just covers the crock with cheese cloth and puts it under the stairs in the garage. I guess because it stays a constant temp there, and it's dark. Ma's getting up there in age I guess I need to make it with her, so I can carry it on for the rest of the family. We never freeze it we keep it in gallon pickle jars in the extra refer the stuff lasts almost a full year. I'm sure it would last longer if we didn't eat it.
People that say their body can't handle it likely haven't had it homemade. It's good for your guts and doesn't cause gas like the store bought stuff does. I've turned on a bunch of friends to it that said the love it but can't handle it. If you eat a few tablespoons full every day for a couple of weeks you would be surprised how good it is for your guts...LOL
That and home made Fermented pickles, Peppers, Cauliflower.
Richie
 
I kept the Kraut in my kitchen this time, so I check it every so often. I was surprised on Tuesday it started to come out the top.
Drained off about 4 or 5 oz.
Has been staying good now.
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You can see a piece of the cabbage in the air lock
Richie
 
Seven cents a pound? Holy smokes, around here it is on "sale" for .49/lb. Bought four heads (around 10 lbs.) to make a crock of kraut this weekend. Only have one quart left from the last batch and there are reubens to be made with the leftover corned beef from St. Pat's Day.
 
Seven cents a pound? Holy smokes, around here it is on "sale" for .49/lb. Bought four heads (around 10 lbs.) to make a crock of kraut this weekend. Only have one quart left from the last batch and there are reubens to be made with the leftover corned beef from St. Pat's Day.
Wife thinks this 5 pounds will hold us awhile LOL Then the next time I have to make it it will be around $0.50 lb
 
Kraut finished earlier then I expected. Taste great right out of the jar.
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Bagged an heading to the freezer
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Richie
 
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Oh Boy---That Looks Awesome, Richie!!!
Nothing is better on a couple Dogs with Mustard!!
Now I'm hungry again!!
Like.

Bear
 
John I am glad it wasn't ready last week I think it would have been gone already, I open a big pack of hot dogs that were frozen, so I had to eat them. LOL Thanks for the Like I appreciate it.
Richie
 
Are you going to water bath seal them jars? Love that crock nice color on the Kraut
Richie
 
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