Sauerbraten

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Bill. Are you letting the roast sit in the marinade for any time before cooking? We usually let it "pickle" for 2 days before starting.
 
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My mom use to make this and I loved it gingersnap gravy and all.
But I just can't remember how long she left it sit out to sour.

Warren
 
Thanks everyone!

Another basic German meal, easy too make.

Steve H, unfortunately, Rotkohl only agrees with me in very small portions, so I stick with kraut.

Now, i will throw this out there and duck until the flak stops -

A quick, excellent German Potato Salad can be found in a can.

Check out Reads German Potato Salad.

Absolutely not as good as can be made from scratch, but very, very good. i use when crunched for time.

On a side note, I'm lucky the Commissary has a decent German section, and some great European Markets in Syracuse.

Anyway, thinking of my next German style meal.
Looks awesome, been a long time since I made it.

Maybe try beef Rouladen next:

 
My mom use to make this and I loved it gingersnap gravy and all.
But I just can't remember how long she left it sit out to sour.

Warren
With dense meat like eye round. Up to 5 days. Rump roast only needs a couple days for a 3 pound roast. I've gone 3 on them due to things getting in the way. And on how you are making the marinade. Red wine vinegar works faster then red wine. I also jaccard the roast before marinading.
 
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Looks awesome, been a long time since I made it.

Maybe try beef Rouladen next:

You read my mind! That is exactly what I planned.

Using a good Polish recipe!
 
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You read my mind! That is exactly what I planned.

Using a good Polish recipe!
Here is my take on it.
 
Man, what a plateful of goodness!
Haven't had Reads in years and it is good for from a can. I grew up around 3 German families and miss the homemade meals. I used to get my German itch scratched quite regular in a German shop in Falls Church, The German Gourmet. It's 85 miles from where I live now. :emoji_disappointed:
Heads up on The German Gourmet bauchjw bauchjw !
 
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Wow! That is an incredible dish! Amazing meal and killer work! Both my wife and I are drooling😃
 
Man, what a plateful of goodness!
Haven't had Reads in years and it is good for from a can. I grew up around 3 German families and miss the homemade meals. I used to get my German itch scratched quite regular in a German shop in Falls Church, The German Gourmet. It's 85 miles from where I live now. :emoji_disappointed:
Heads up on The German Gourmet bauchjw bauchjw !
Thank you!
 
I don't think I've ever had sauerbraten, but I could see myself bellying up to a plate. Nice cook.

Point for sure
Chris
 
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I don't think I've ever had sauerbraten, but I could see myself bellying up to a plate. Nice cook.

Point for sure
Chris
You should try it. You won't be disappointed.

My take is choose a recipe that calls for some time in a marinade. Helps tenderize tough cuts, in addition to flavoring throughout.
 
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With dense meat like eye round. Up to 5 days. Rump roast only needs a couple days for a 3 pound roast. I've gone 3 on them due to things getting in the way. And on how you are making the marinade. Red wine vinegar works faster then red wine. I also jaccard the roast before marinading.
Steve, I meant the windowsill part as joke.

Warren
 
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bill ace 350 bill ace 350 . Any pointers on semmel knoedel? Never made it. Hoping i can use bread crumbs from the store. I have sauerbraten on deck. Less traditional approach and SV'd an EOR... I am ECSTATIC with my gravy. Best I ever did and tried this like 4-5x before and never was this happy. Normally I get fixated on the marinade for the beef.
 
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I haven't had sauerbraten in quite some time. My dad was stationed in West Germany in late 70s and my mom learned to cook several dishes. Her is slow cooked on the stove after marinating for a few days. It falls completely apart. I see your sliced yours. I assumed you smoked yours? Tell me more about your method. I know we won't change our flavors but might change the method. Thanks!
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