Cooking & Baking
Related: About this forumBusy in the kitchen
I baked bread, made a batch of bulk sausage, have a batch of sauerkraut balls chilling in the fridge, and a piece of pork loin roasting in the oven. I'll add some sauerkraut in a bit, and either dressing or potatoes.
Glad I have the time and energy

democrank
(11,340 posts)Good for you!
displacedvermoter
(3,629 posts)NJCher
(39,489 posts)your house are heavenly!
Duncanpup
(14,223 posts)What can i bring
Marthe48
(20,355 posts)
SWBTATTReg
(25,064 posts)sounds yummy, and good for the tummy!
Marthe48
(20,355 posts)Everything fell into place, got the dishes done and 2 loads of clothes to boot
Retrograde
(11,013 posts)I had them in Ohio some years ago - they seem to be a local thing.
Marthe48
(20,355 posts)I use equal amounts of cream cheese, raw bulk sausage and well-drained sauerkraut. I used about 2 oz. cream cheese, 3 oz. raw bulk sausage, a scant cup of drained sauerkraut. It was loose, so I added about 1/4 cup each of Parmesan and shredded cheddar cheese. I got 12 balls, baked them at 325 d. for 35 min.
There are a lot of recipes online, mostly for breaded and deep-fried sauerkraut balls. I wanted to avoid fat and carbs, so I found a baked recipe, that doesn't use breading. If you bake them, put them on a cookie sheet lined with foil that you spray or brush with oil.
I'm sorry I can't be more exact, but it seems to be one of those recipes where you can eyeball the ingredients, add herbs and spices in amounts you like and come up with a pretty good result.
Retrograde
(11,013 posts)I avoid deep frying because I dont like be spattered with hot oil- I sometimes get Mr Retrograde to do it since hes a lot taller and further away from the oil
Marthe48
(20,355 posts)Didn't fall apart, tasted good. I reheated the leftovers and they kept well. Hope the same for you