It's more how you make them than the exact recipe.
Give me a biscuit from someone that knows how to not overwork it.
If they look "perfect" before you cook them, you've screwed them up.
How I salt kraut
I shred a butt load of cabbage. Put down a decent layer, sprinkle salt on it, then pound it with a thick wooden dowel and repeat till its full or I'm out of cabbage.
You put the weights on it and check in 2-3 days. The cabbage generally releases enough water to cover. You add...
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I have this one in 10L.
I make sauerkraut and sour pickles. I like green cabbage more than red and like rye seeds in it. I don't do recipes, part of the fun of experimentation. You can get decent crocks for a decent price on Amazon.
Chopped cabbage, tomatillos, green onions, jalapeño, cilantro, and lime juice. Salt the cabbage pretty heavy and get what moisture you can out of it first. Best coleslaw ever.
I tried making sour pickles in the past in mason jars with vented lids, but have never done any big batches.
I just picked up a 10L pickling crock and I'm going to try my hand at it again. Anyone have any favorite recipes? Should I do pickles, sauerkraut, or something else first?
I make the same thing, but I replace the tomatoes with tomatillo salsa or roasted tomatillos. It also works great with chicken thighs. Brown the thighs first, then use the fat for the saute.