Dawgluver
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What a good idea, Aunt Bea, would have never thought of putting kraut in soup!
Maybe I should freeze it for Shrek, that sounds like an excellent idea Aunt Bea!
Egg rolls.
Filling of cooked ground beef (or italian sausage or pork), chopped and cooked onion, chopped water chestnuts, chopped sauerkraut. Wrap in egg roll wrappers, fry or bake brushed with olive oil until brown. Serve with a sauce of honey and mustard with soy sauce.
Egg rolls.
Filling of cooked ground beef (or italian sausage or pork), chopped and cooked onion, chopped water chestnuts, chopped sauerkraut. Wrap in egg roll wrappers, fry or bake brushed with olive oil until brown. Serve with a sauce of honey and mustard with soy sauce.
"Trust Me Sauerkraut Salad"
It's called that because you need to trust me that it's really good. Even people who usually don't like sauerkraut say so, even kids.
1 lg. can of sauerkraut, drained
1 cup chopped celery
1/2 cup chopped purple onion
1 cup chopped green or red bell pepper (or combo)
Dressing:
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cider vinegar
1/4 vegetable oil
1/2 tsp. salt
Combine kraut and veggies. Mix dressing and toss with mixture. Chill several hours to combine flavors and drain off some of the juice before serving ice cold. It's especially good with grilled meats.
Then there's this...
http://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f49/down-memory-lane-german-stew-recipe-80801.html
Any of Kayelle's recipes I've made I've enjoyed, this is next!
..."Handcrafted egg rolls filled with corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese. Served with 1000 Island or Hooley Sauce"
Thanks. It doesn't need strict quantities, more hints & technique, e.g., what needs to be cut up; what needs to be browned?
Not from Ireland, but the elder Mr. Goonan is. I'm guessing it's called that to pique the interest of those perusing the menu.Does the egg roll recipe come from Ireland , or is it an American invention with the word Irish in front ?...
Whatever it's called, it sounds good. It would be even more interesting if you could get rye egg roll wrappers.Sounds like a Reuben roll
Rueben....casserole.
We make this at new year's, as an appetizer, nearly every year.
All the usual suspects, corned beef, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, all chopped, mixed with thousand island dressing, put in an 8 by 8 inch corning casserole dish, baked until hot melted and gooey. Served with those little rye or pumpernickel breads (2x2 inches), or toast, or crackers, scoop the casserole by the spoonful onto the breads.