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  1. 28-07-2014, 10:59 AM #61
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    samples sent to forum members for "feedback" would be better
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  3. 28-07-2014, 06:14 PM #62
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    My parents just made some too yet to try it as they are a few hours away.
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  4. 28-07-2014, 07:47 PM #63
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    Is that sauerkraut, Haggie...
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    Sure is my parents make it by the ton.
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    Something I have read and reread about making but have never done so

    Looks so nice...I stuff capsicums with it and bottle them in a sweetish brine...beautiful with pickled lamb...
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    Pickled lamb ?? Do tell

    We had an off the shelf sauerkraut the other day with a leg of Lmb. Outstanding !


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    Tim, this is the link to the recipe...

    http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...27/index4.html
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    Mark 4 was trialled this morning...after eleven days of lurgie, finally felt like eating something meaningful, so it was pancetta and eggs for breakfast! Because of being under the weather I had left the pancetta in the fridge longer than usual and I dont' think it was at all to its detriment. Yum!
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    Something I have read and reread about making but have never done so

    Looks so nice...I stuff capsicums with it and bottle them in a sweetish brine...beautiful with pickled lamb...
    Have you given sauerkraut a go yet @EeeBees ?


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    No I haven't, @kiwi39...is a heavy duty plastic bucket alright to ferment it in?
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    Dont see why not, but for a start I'd make a smaller batch I used one of those click clacks you get at the supermarket with a plastic basket inside to hold my kraut below the fluid level


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    Batch 2 of sauerkraut today. Got a nice 1kg cabbage. I used the mandolin to shred it finely - the finer the better as it provides more surface area for the salt to act on.

    2 dessert spoons of Celtic salt and a handful of star anise pods kneaded into the salt until the cabbage goes soft.

    Then into the click clack with a container of water on top to keep the cabbage below the surface of the brine.
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    Aaaaaha!!! I get it, thank you, @kiwi39...cool...Celtic salt, I haven't heard of that???
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    ...Celtic salt, I haven't heard of that???

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    Its one of these new fad salts like pink Himalayan. I'm sure cerebos would do just as well.

    We had it in the cupboard so I used it

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