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Sauerkraut
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Sauerkraut, a popular German food, is chopped or shredded cabbage that is salted and fermented in its own juice. The brine preserves the cabbage and gives the sauerkraut its distinct sour flavor. The German process is probably the adaptation of an ancient Chinese process of fermenting cabbage with rice wine. Sauerkraut is served as a side dish with pork dishes and is an essential ingredient in a Reuben sandwich. It is available fresh in bags in the refrigerated section of the supermarket or canned.
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