TURN YOUR TURNIPS INTO KRAUT
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After the aging process is complete, the former
restaurateur adds enough hot water to refill the jars and
puts the lids on . . . tightly this time. He then places
the containers in a water-bath canner and brings the water
to a full boil for 20 minutes.
"This is to insure proper sealing," Ott explains.
He also lets the jars remain in the canner to cool after
the heat is turned off.
The result?
"Well, it does taste different from regular sauerkraut,"
laughs the good-natured gourmet. "I like it for a change of
pace . . . particularly served with ribs, hocks, or-best of
all-pigs' feet. In fact, I think turnip kraut's great!"
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