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Uploaded by on Mar 12, 2010

This German speciality, Blaukraut is made from red cabbage and flavored with vinegar, apples onions and last but certainly not least...LARD..this can be left out for those wanting a vegan dish. Perfect for pork chops, pork loin or Sauerbraten.

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  • Well I'm not German, but Puerto Rican. I'll be making this dish for sure Keith. Thanks!

  • @googo151 love Puerto Rican food...it's amazing....mojo, plantains, roast pork....

    keith

  • Such a delightful dish!! Thx for this posting.

  • @ilikethewok :)

    Keith

  • that is the coolest tap in the world!

  • @cheriness8 for water..yes it's pretty cool...

    Keith

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  • You have an amazing looking kitchen!

    A nice variation of this which we often eat around Christmas with pork belly here in Norway is to use regular cabbage instead of the red one, and also a good lot of caraway. This is what in Germany is called "Saurkraut".

  • Your Faucet is COOL!!!!!!!

  • Up in the nort of germany it's also called "Rotkohl" :D Rot means read in German.

    It's pretty delecious, but almost nobody is cooking it hisself. You can just buy it ready and heat it up.

    It's also nice with chicken (:

    Greetings from Germany

  • @benghaith unripe Bananas are green.... or they may be plantains, which are also green.

  • is it suppose to taste almost like apple sider? Or did i add too much apple sider.

  • your mother in law omi must be bavarian because in nord germany we call it rotkohl nice dish anyway and schöne grüsse an omi

  • can you use something else besides lard? I'm not sure where to buy lard, idk how it looks I never seen it in the market.

  • Hey, I am from Eastern Germany and we call this "Rotkraut" and its a typical sidedish in Winter. We eat this normally with potatoe dumplings (of raw or cooked potatoes - depends on region ) and with christmas goose. So you can use the leftover goose lard.

    I think my grandpa just uses normal vinegar. But apple sure tastes very good.

    Its so cool that you make german dishes on youtube!

  • Your german? 

  • Quick question Chef.... can this side dish be made with butter or margerine insted of lard? thanks in advance... love your videos....

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