Ever make homemade souerkraut? Some of the best easiest things you can make. So Good!Can't get my mind off Bratwurst. With sauerkraut and mustard. And a nice Quarantini.
Sounds good...haven't tried it yet but I will.Ever make homemade souerkraut? Some of the best easiest things you can make. So Good!
Your ass will be rippin lol but it is good for you too!Sounds good...haven't tried it yet but I will.
How sweet, sounds like a date!I have Corona, lime and a bunch of steaks. Some awesome avacado, corn, bean, onion and cilantro salad my wife makes. Tacos "soft and hard" hehe. What's on your plate? Happy cinco de mayo!
Your screen name was made for CoronaHow sweet, sounds like a date!
And goes with a few others too!Your screen name was made for Corona
You should have a strain called LimestoneAnd goes with a few others too!
I'm in alot of products , actually lol
don't you need one of those earthenware containers with a lid that you put a weight on top? or can you do it in normal household items? i love the german style with carraway seeds.Ever make homemade souerkraut? Some of the best easiest things you can make. So Good!
damn GG, i thought i was big ballin' with the zatarain's mexican rice mix.I made caldo de marisco.
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You can do it in a canning jar. Carraway is awesome in it!don't you need one of those earthenware containers with a lid that you put a weight on top? or can you do it in normal household items? i love the german style with carraway seeds.
do you have a recipe you follow? or a link?You can do it in a canning jar. Carraway is awesome in it!
Don't remember a exact recipe but you chop up some cabbage.....do like 1/2" layer of that in the jar......little salt.......1/2" layer of chopped cabbage.......little salt.......repeat till you get to the top.......push it down every few layers. The salt pulls the water out and makes a brine. Keep as much of the cabbage under the brine.....any floaters take out. Ferment for min 1-2 weeks on the counter. If you want to put spices in it do it in the beginning and let it ferment with it. That's how I've done it for a while.do you have a recipe you follow? or a link?
I forgot to mention just put the top to the mason jar on loose and discard anything that floats. And when layering pack them down tight. Think I have a head of cabbage, maybe I'll make some today.Don't remember a exact recipe but you chop up some cabbage.....do like 1/2" layer of that in the jar......little salt.......1/2" layer of chopped cabbage.......little salt.......repeat till you get to the top.......push it down every few layers. The salt pulls the water out and makes a brine. Keep as much of the cabbage under the brine.....any floaters take out. Ferment for min 1-2 weeks on the counter. If you want to put spices in it do it in the beginning and let it ferment with it. That's how I've done it for a while.
My dad made his own kraut in a half-gallon glass jar in the fridge. He used an oak disc to weigh all the cabbage into the brine.I forgot to mention just put the top to the mason jar on loose and discard anything that floats. And when layering pack them down tight. Think I have a head of cabbage, maybe I'll make some today.