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Sauerkraut In a Mason Jar
Sauerkraut In a Mason Jar
Sauerkraut In a Mason Jar
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Sauerkraut In A Mason Jar, is a perfect addition to preparing fermented food in the kitchen. You don't need to have a crock and do not have to make huge, time consuming, batches of sauerkraut that are hard to store. Also you can make fresh sauerkraut with all the enzymes present, unlike canned sauerkraut which has been heated. Once made sauerkraut stores well in the refrigerator, and the mason jars take up very little space.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAlex R Casey
Release dateFeb 27, 2017
ISBN9781370715053
Sauerkraut In a Mason Jar
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Alex R Casey

Alex R Casey resides in Prince George.

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    Sauerkraut In a Mason Jar - Alex R Casey

    Sauerkraut in a Mason Jar

    by Alex R Casey

    Smashwords Edition

    Copyright 2017

    Sauerkraut in a Mason Jar

    Equipment Required

    Ingredients Required

    Preparation

    Salting

    Cabbage Circle

    Finished Product

    Summary

    Important

    Acknowledgement

    About the Author

    Pickle Pipes

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    Sauerkraut In a Mason Jar

    The following recipe will make enough for two wide mouth Mason quart jars. Time Required: approx 3-1/2 hours (includes 10 min. break and clean up).

    Equipment Required

    Two wide mouth Mason Jars (canning jars) one quart size.

    Two glass or ceramic weights.

    Option: a canning funnel for ease of filling jars.

    One large bowl.

    One medium bowl.

    A few cereal bowls.

    A few kitchen towels.

    Kettle or pot for boiling water.

    1 Tbsp.

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