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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
2014 Kraut Update
I know many of you LOVE our Sauerkraut. Unfortunately, we were unable to make any last season and don’t have plans at this time to make it this season. The ripe cabbage tends to coincide with busy picking time and it just hasn’t worked the last few years. We’ve also discovered that we just haven’t had any luck growing cabbage in the super clay soil found at the Kroncke Road location. It seems to like the sandy soil better.
BUT we do want to share with you our recipe so you can make your own kraut at home!
So…here’s the link to how we do our delicious sauerkraut!
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I have been looking long and hard for a good kraut recipe and yours is brewing right now in my kitchen. Thanks so much!
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