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> PeterLucas > wrote:
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>> "Jean B." > wrote in news:6vbucoFj5ls4U4
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>> > Giusi wrote:
>> >> "Jean B." ha scritto nel messaggio > blake murphy wrote:
>> >> just last week I saw individual packets of > sauerkraut. For a
>> >> nanosecond,
>> >> I thought that was a great idea,
>> >>> but then I realized the price per package would be very high! Those
>> >>> manufacturers are not so stupid.
>> >>
>> >> Plus leftover saurkraut is good when added to tomato based soups.
>> >>
>> >>
>> > I have never heard of, let alone tried, that idea. Speaking of
>> > sauerkraut, I was gazing at Bubbie's today and noticed two other
>> > brands right next to it--presumably all better than the norm here.
>> > I refrained from getting a jar because my fridge is packed.
>> >
>>
>>
>> I actually picked up a packet of 'kraut the other day at the shops. Now
I
>> just have to figger out a way to use it for dinner either tonight, or
>> tomorrow.
>>
>> It's going to be a first for both of us!!
>
> I just steam it with sausages and a bit of swiss cheese.
>
> It's good as is or served on rye toast with mustard.
Well, we tried it last night. Had a trial run with 'American Smoked' hot
dogs.
The 'kraut packet I bought originates in Holland, and the instructions
were to "add a cup of broth, or water, and cook for 20mins".
So I did. Tried a bit of the stuff straight out of the packet, (as you
do!!) and wondered how the hell it was going to get any better in the
taste department!!
But it did. It ended up actually tasting a little sweet on the HD's, but
the SO said it was OK, and went back for a second helping. Still have a
heap left over, so will have to try it with mash etc.
--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia
Tell me what you eat and I'll tell you who you are.
Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin