Store your sauerkraut in a dry and well ventilated kitchen cabinet or pantry for 5 days or more (you might want to place the mason jar on a saucer to catch any overflows).
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9 thoughts on “Spicy Sauerkraut”
Can’t wait to try this recipe, thank you for sharing! I love spicy sauerkraut more than normal sauerkraut and so does my family!
I love how fresh it looks! Must try.
I was thinking of using Chinese cabbage for this, I wonder if it would still taste good. I’ll keep you posted!
I can live on this forever haha! Thanks for the recipe
This looks easy enough to do. I can definitely wing this! Lol, thanks Ndoema 🙂
I’m tired of restaurant sauerkraut! Looking forward to more of your kitchen adventures.
Thank you for including the recipe! Dying to try this really soon.
Thanks for including a link to your slicer. I’m always crazy about your kitchen tools!
My husband adore’s kimchi. For sure he would love this!