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                | Cissik | 
                Posted - Mar 10 2018 : 08:50:42 AM I am venturing into a new area for me. I'm going to make some sauerkraut. St. Patrick's day is coming. Will be doing a Guiness corned beef and must have some cabbage to go with it, fermented cabbage. And I miss eating kim chee. Grew up with it and have met a lady from South Korea to help me along with this recipe. I really need to know what hot pepper they use. We have an Asian market where I can find daikon and of course, napa cabbage. Any hints or suggestion would be appreciated.
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                | HollerGirl56 | 
                Posted - Apr 19 2018 : 5:26:37 PM I use the sauerkraut recipe from the Kerr canning book. I use the made in jars recipe. It is really, really good.
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                | naturemaiden | 
                Posted - Apr 19 2018 : 11:01:23 AM I've made sauerkraut and love it
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                | Cissik | 
                Posted - Mar 11 2018 : 11:08:16 AM Thanks ladies for your advice. I have a tamper and am dying to use it!!!
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                | janamarieje | 
                Posted - Mar 10 2018 : 2:50:37 PM Sylvia, you need to kneed sauerkraut a minimum of 10 minutes and I have read use 1 - 2 Tbsp of salt, but I stay at 1 Tbsp otherwise it is to salty for my taste.
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                | YellowRose | 
                Posted - Mar 10 2018 : 09:51:45 AM Sylvia, I've made small batches of sauerkraut and my hint is to add salt and knead/massage the cabbage till there's water. Add as much non-chlorine/spring water as needed to cover cabbage.
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