Update dateline August 22. How did the Kraut Turn Out? It is divine. Crunchy, flavorful and really homey. Since I used only sea salt, water and cabbage, it doesn't have the tang of processed krauts. I've already started a new batch
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We've been keeping it simple this weekend. Staying close to home and enjoying some much needed rest.
I do have a project up my sleeves for tomorrow. I gathered the necessary equipment and ingredients yesterday. And tomorrow I will give it a go. Drum roll please. . .
I'm going to make a big batch of sauerkraut. The recipe is amazingly simple: cabbage, sea salt plus anything else you care to include. I'm going to throw in some garlic, some fennel, some caraway seeds and a little orange peel.
The recipe takes from one week to one year. (I don't think I can wait a year!)
I bought one of those old timey crocks yesterday at the hardware store. If I had some ready cash I would have bought my crock from Ogusky Ceramics. See what I mean here:
Handmade Ogusky Ceramic Crock
Anyone have some tips on successful kraut making. I'm all ears!
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