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Authentic German Sauerkraut is a traditional and very popular German dish, known all over the world. Way back when lemons and oranges were not imported by Germany, in general Sauerkraut was a main source for Vitamin C during the winter months. REIBEKUCHEN - GERMAN STREET FOOD Reibekuchen are German Latkes & Latkas (Kartoffelpuffer, Placki ziemniaczane, Aardappelpannenkoekje, Rijfkoek) Reibekuchen.
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The ingredients needed to make Sig's German Reibekuchen with Sauerkraut:
- Prepare 1 1/2 kg floury potatoes
- Take 2 small brown onions
- Get 2 large eggs
- Make ready 250 grams sauerkraut
- Get 1 pinch salt or salt substitute
- Take 1 pinch ground black pepper
- Prepare 3/4 tbsp corn or potato starch (optional)
- Prepare 1 cup rapeseed oil or vegetable oil of choice
I am from Germany and this was one of our favorite foods to make. Homemade authentic spaetzle with sauerkraut and breadcrumbs sauteed in butter. Canned sauerkraut should be rinsed in a colander before eating to reduce the briny flavor, but fresh sauerkraut like this one does not have. Jeder kennt ihn und kein Jahr- oder Weihnachtsmarkt findet ohne ihn statt: den Reibekuchen.
Instructions to make Sig's German Reibekuchen with Sauerkraut:
- First peel and wash your potatoes, cut them into smaller pieces and either grate them on a mandolin, grater or in food processor on grater blade. If you don't have any of those you can use a blender on a pulse setting to achieve the same result,but you need to be careful not to over blend them or they end up like mashed potato. Squeeze out the potato with your hands, catch the liquid and set aside
- Now squeeze out the Sauerkraut, discard the sauer juices, add the Sauerkraut to the potatoes and mix well. Now squeeze out the potato and Sauerkraut mix, discard the liquid.
- Now carefully drain away the liquid from the potato water, you should be left with the potato starch, add this back to the potato and Sauerkraut and mix in well. If there is not at least one full table spoon of dissolved starch, add some bought corn or potato starch.
- Now grate the onion on a fine setting
- Add the onions, salt and pepper two eggs and mix well
- In the meantime heat a frying pan wit a few tablespoon of rapeseed oil
- With a tablespoon take out a heap full and carefully flattening this into a patty in the heated pan, take care not to burn yourself. Add another patty, cook no mor than two or three at time or it will be difficult to turn them.
- Drain on kitchen paper and serve either hot or cold.Every time you add two more cakes add a little more of the oil, until all the cakes are made.
- Here I served them with quark that I drained,seasoned with dill, wild garlic,salt and ground black pepper,two teaspoons per person, which I spread on smoked salmon over a slice of pumpernickel another German delicatessen, I added a few prawns to have a complete meal.
- By any means use the same recipe just omit the Sauerkraut if you are not in favour of this, I just added them together as often they are served side by side. I have marked this as 2 servings, those would be generous servings. So you get away with 4 servings if you use the whole amount of recipe. If you double everything it makes 8 good portions.
Da sich der Teig für Reibekuchen nicht besonders gut aufbewahren lässt, solltet ihr ihn restlos verarbeiten. German sauerkraut is one dish that many people associate with the country. And they are not wrong there, sauerkraut is such a typical German product This super popular dish has a strong sour flavor and it is not only extensively prepared and eaten in Germany, but in many other European countries. This easy recipe for German sausage and sauerkraut produces a simple one-dish meal with wonderful flavors, perfect for warming a cold winter night. Sauerkraut has its lovers and its haters.
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