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Uploaded by on Sep 1, 2008

Uncle Frank shows you how to make sauerkraut at home.

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  • We had one of those shredders on the farm in Indiana. Nice row of cabbage. I'm off to the store for some dried out cabbage and a ball bat. Seriously. :-) Did you leave out the salt on purpose?

  • You can, though the big leaves are coarse and tough- often have holes in them from insect bites (grass hoppers, etc). But they are still cabbage, if you have time enough to deal with them.

  • can the big leaves of the cabbage plant also be chopped and used in the Kraut mix? Seems like a waste to just leave them. I have always eaten them chopped and cooked.

  • Please keep posting....thx

  • lol

  • Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge...

  • Good info. Thanks for taking the time to pass down this info.

  • love the base ball bat

  • We forgot to mention that it is a 5 gallon crock. Actually, a crockery butter churn. Of course you can use a smaller crock if you want to make a smaller batch. Uncle Frank's sister.

  • I could almost smell the sauerkraut through the monitor....

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